safety

Tips for reducing the risks of bonfire smoke- including advice for sensitive skin, irritated eyes, and those with asthma or respiratory issues.

A woman from the U.S. made a mistake in identification of a small bottle, which nearly ended in disaster. What should you know before pulling out eye drops from your bag?

"Hypothermia affects the body's systems and hampers normal functioning," explains Dr. Oded Waksberg, Head of Family Medicine. Here’s how to protect yourself.

From driving risks to emotional decisions — how to stay safe and clear-headed when sleep-deprived.

Home fragrances are popular, but are they safe? New research raises concerns about the effects of scented candles and electric sprays on indoor air quality.

Learn how to manage fear and anxiety triggered by daily headlines without disconnecting from the news

From electronics to medications- how to protect your health, safety, and belongings during summer.

How nitrous oxide earned its nickname, how it eases anxiety during dental procedures, and why proper use is key to safety and effectiveness

Practical Emotional Tools for Parents to Stay Calm, Support Their Kids, and Create Stability in Uncertain Times

Harmful chemicals in microwave popcorn may pose serious health risks

This simple bedroom habit can improve your sleep quality, reduce allergies, and even save your life in an emergency

How Jewish law helps us prevent accidents at home from railings and ladders to dogs by valuing life and responsibility

Cleaning agents, while effective, can pose serious health risks. Each year, tens of thousands suffer related injuries during Passover cleaning sprees, with some cases result in severe harm. Experts offer guidance on avoiding such dangers.

Learn how Jewish law handles common cases of insects on Shabbat, including when safety or walking paths are affected

A Facebook post from a mom who almost left her baby in the car just moments before it could have been too late touched many hearts. Here's part of what she wrote.

A recent U.S. study found that more people died taking selfies in 2015 than from shark attacks. Iconic landmarks like the Taj Mahal, towering skyscrapers, and treacherous cliffs are just some locations connected to these fatalities.