Secure furniture, TVs, and appliances to prevent tip-over injuries and deaths to children
Parents and grandparents need to take simple steps to make sure that furniture, television sets, and appliances are secured to […]
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Injuries up substantially among boomers exercising excessively
Many baby boomers stay fit through rigorous exercise that can strain, injure, and wear out their bodies. Exercise-related ailments such
Top 10 states with the worst drinking water
Concerned about a series in The New York Times on "Toxic Waters?" AOL Health decided to take a closer look
Baby boomers and skin cancer: What you need to know
Boomers are getting older, and the effects of the sun from their youth and their love of outdoor activities are
What America can learn from other nations on how to provide affordable, universal health care
The United States not only spends more money on health care than any other nation but also leaves 45 million consumers
Silver, pink, and purple Durabrand DVD players sold by Wal-Mart are being recalled
The recent recall of the silver Durabrand DVD player is being expanded to include the pink and purple-colored versions of
Why we can’t cut federal spending
Bruce Bartlett, Forbes columnist and author of the soon-to-be-released book "The New American Economy: The Failure of Reagonomics and a
How to eat more vegetables
David Buscher, M.D., a specialist in environmental medicine, has photos of vegetables in his office. When I asked him why,
Going back in time: A visit to the Beebe Bridge
This weekend, I attended a high school reunion for my class at Chelan High School in Chelan, Wash., in Central