Swimming in a pool is a great way to get a low-impact workout, stay cool during heat waves and generally boost your mood. But it’s not all floaty fun — pools come with a few risks too. Aside ...

Sea lions typically stay away from people, Bader said, and it’s rare for them to be aggressive. But because of the neurotoxin, Bader said, the animals may act differently — potentially ...

Meanwhile, the top piece of advice as you attend Christmas and New Year’s Eve events this year: If you are sick, stay home. “If you’re sick and contagious, nobody wants to be around you ...

CDC officials said protecting vulnerable people was a top priority while revising the guidance, and they believe that the new approach will help if it means more people stay home while sick with ...

Many people tend to get sick over the holidays, but why? Healthline says it is often not clear whether the cause is from "the close quarters of an airplane, indulging in more celebratory wine than ...

The mood is hushed. A guitar is strummed lightly, and as the lullaby begins, a young mother sings in sweet, loving tones to her helpless child:Hush little sibling, close your eyes. Mummy will have ...

Record number of employees taking off work for sick kids 04:31. The U.S. is facing a "tripledemic" with cases of the flu, COVID-19 and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) rising simultaneously as ...

If your child is sick, it's best for them to stay home until they feel well again. If they have a fever, nausea , vomiting, diarrhea, or any kind of pain, aren't hungry, or seem extra tired or ...

Pools can make you sick. Here's why — and how to stay safe. Natalie Rahhal. July 19, ... If the water isn’t clear, it likely doesn’t have the correct balance of chemicals to kill pathogens.

Sea lions typically stay away from people, Bader said, and it’s rare for them to be aggressive. But because of the neurotoxin, Bader said, the animals may act differently — potentially ...

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