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When the seasons of winter colds and spring allergies pass and you’re still sniffling and sneezing, summer allergies might be the culprit.

While soaking in some vitamin D and staying physically active is certainly good for you, it’s easy to get burned if you don’t protect yourself from the sun’s harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays.

Summer is the perfect time to take your exercise routine outside the gym or your home and get your daily dose of vitamin D naturally, along with other top benefits of exercising outdoors.

Learn about the three degrees of burns, how to identify them, treatment options and ultimately, when to see a doctor for a burn.

Summer means enjoying the sunshine and warmer weather. It also means making sure you and your loved ones stay hydrated in the heat.

With the weather warming up and summer on the horizon, we tend to become more active as we enjoy outdoor fun.

As part of Men’s Health Month, we want to help fathers, sons, grandfathers and grandsons make great decisions about their health and well-being.

Your bones provide a solid structure. Your muscles power you through your days. And then there are the connections — ligaments and joints — that offer you the flexibility and agility you need to live...