Vitamin D, an essential nutrient, is naturally produced through sun exposure and certain foods. However, excessive sunburn ...

Though veterinarians are waiting for the post-mortem reports, forest officials said chances are the cause of death was kodo poisoning. Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Wildlife) Vijay N. Ambade ...

Getting chlorine on your skin or eyes can lead to burns. If you or your child has any of these exposures, call poison control for help immediately and avoid further exposure while waiting for help.

The food poisoning outbreak that sent dozens of employees of a Jessup seafood plant to the hospital last week was caused by Staphylococcus aureus, state health officials said. Maryland Department ...

Sun spots and melanomas are distinct skin conditions requiring different treatments. While sun spots typically appear on sun-exposed areas, melanomas can form anywhere. If a person notices any ...

These are tests to find out which bacteria are present. Cultures may be done of the blood, urine, nose and throat, and skin. In newborns, a culture of the belly button may also be done. Treatment will ...

Among both at-home and in-clinic patients who were able to maintain the twice-per-week treatments, about 60% achieved clear or almost clear skin. Patients receiving home phototherapy were more ...

“Dad, is it all right with you if I go to the Mohegan Sun for the night with my boys ... ended with Ethan Bherwani’s fatal fentanyl poisoning. In the early hours of May 18, a nurse called ...

Officials confirmed that 46 people were taken to the hospital for food poisoning in Maryland after an employee brought and shared a homemade meal at work. According to NAFCO Wholesale Seafood ...

THE source of a mass food poisoning outbreak has been confirmed ... who became sick," a NAFCO representative told The U.S. Sun. The public was not exposed to any illness nor were they at risk ...

In total, 46 workers were evaluated and taken to hospitals for treatment. They were all in a “non-critical” condition. Following an investigation, NAFCO said the food poisoning had been traced ...

While it's important to protect infants' skin from the sun, the AAD recommends applying sunscreen ONLY to children who are 6 months and older. Don't smoke. Smoking speeds up how quickly your skin ages ...