Research suggests wearable devices that track steps, calories burned and heart rate may not be as precise as marketed.
This common injury may have a connection to a higher rate of suicides, according to a recent study.
As the temperature plummets, health experts suggest tips for protecting yourself in the bitter cold weather.
Experts say calling your primary care doctor might be a better alternative than visiting the hospital.
Fewer blood drives are being held during holiday breaks making the need for donations even greater.
Review these tips before grabbing the shovel.
As the weather changes, here’s how to prevent injuries from falls this season.
