San Francisco is the first city to require sugary beverages to come with a caution sign.
Some parents are confusing the injection with a vaccine and may be putting their infants at risk.
A new study sheds light on a dangerous and little known risk of symptoms reappearing hours later.
According to a new study, examining a child’s sniff response may lead to earlier diagnosis and treatment.
The trend is moving in the right direction, experts say. But many Americans are still ignoring the dangers.
A new study finds that 184,000 deaths each year are linked to sugary drinks.
Learn how to avoid getting hurt by following these important safety tips.
