Cuts, twisted ankles, and … much worse happens. Part of being an outdoors person is being prepared for the worst, and being able to tackle minor problems before they turn into big ones. On top of ...

Camping, hiking, training and everyday living all come with a small amount of risk—unless you’re living in a bubble or under a rock. And if you’re not living in a protected sphere or under a large ...

Loren Brutsch is a writer and editor for Health.com. She has a master's in publishing, is a certified personal trainer, and has over six years of experience in strength training and bodybuilding.

Be prepared for any situation with a travel first aid kit that provides plenty of supplies stored in a case that won't squish in your luggage. Alesandra Dubin is an LA-based lifestyle writer and ...

We earn commissions from purchases you make using links in our articles. Learn more. Health and safety aren't things you want to skimp out on, so having a well-stocked first aid kit in your car should ...

When you’re expecting, it sometimes seems like you’re creating a never-ending list of items to buy for your new bundle of joy. In addition to the basics, you’re probably being told by friends and ...

The restaurant business can be a dangerous one. Sharp knives, plates and stemware that can shatter into jagged shards, and hot surfaces and flames are all normal parts of the workday. When you combine ...

Jessica is a former writer and editor at Forbes Health with over a decade of experience in both lifestyle and clinical health topics. Before Forbes Health, Jessica was an editor for Healthline Media, ...

If you become injured or sick while hiking, your first aid kit’s only job is to get you out of the backcountry safely. You need to be comfortable enough to finish your trip, or capable of getting to a ...

Every home needs a dedicated first aid kit, even if it’s only used to organize the supplies scattered in medicine cabinets, drawers and cupboards, making it much easier to grab them in a stressful ...