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Having backyard cookouts with friends and family is what makes summer fun, but don't forget about handling your food safely to avoid foodborne illness.

Two out of three falls occur when someone slips or trips. This is especially true if you live in a climate that includes freezing temperatures in the winter. Cold weather makes it easier to fall and harder to maintain your balance. 

While enjoying your entertainment, protect your hearing so you can keep listening to what you want for years. 

As demand for protein – from beef to poultry – steadily increases, consumers stock up on their favorite cuts. Stashing it all in the freezer remains the go-to option, but what does this do to food long-term?

Amy Stewart was 31 weeks pregnant when she got sick. Worried for her unborn son, Graham, and herself, she turned to Aaron Bowers, D.O., in Obstetrics & Gynecology at Genesis HealthCare System to determine if everything was okay.