Health

With the World Health Organization now reporting as many as 1,600 cases of Ebola in West Africa, a confirmed case in Atlanta, and a possible case in Manhattan, I think all of us have wondered what are the chances of Ebola spreading to Idaho?

A recent study makes a strong case for good nutrition, physical activity and other drug-free approaches being better at warding off Alzheimer’s disease than prescription medications and other current medical approaches.

The former president made the claim at a recent international AIDS conference.

Basically, the Red Bull in your Red Bull and vodka leads to your drinking lots more vodka.

A recent study shows that using kitchen spoons to give children medicine is highly inaccurate and often quite dangerous.

An ongoing investigation by the Food and Drug Administration has prompted Consumer Reports to urge parents not to use spray-on sunscreen on or near children.

Summer is upon us and temperatures are already soaring into the 90's. According to the American Red Cross, approximately 400 Americans lose their lives due to summer's blazing heat. Taking some simple precautions and drinking plenty of water could save your life this summer...

Hiking is an excellent activity for exercise, exploring and family bonding, but it can also be dangerous if you aren’t prepared.

With temperatures on the rise, the odds of heat stroke increase. If you suspect that someone has heat stroke, you should call 911 or transport the person to a hospital right away. A delay seeking medical help can be fatal.

Put on some sunscreen and bug repellant, and enjoy these five health benefits of hiking this summer:

Do kids who play sports get better grades at school? A recent study suggests that there is just such a link.

The summer sun is out in full force, relentlessly attacking our skin with UV rays. Here's what to do if you get a sunburn.