Jessica was a writer on the Wellness team, with a focus on health technology, eye care, nutrition and finding new approaches to chronic health problems. Expertise Public health, new wellness ...

CASE IT PANICS. RIGHT? RIGHT NOW, TEMPERATURES ARE SO HIGH THEY COULD BE DANGEROUS FOR YOUR HEALTH IF YOU DON’T TAKE CERTAIN PRECAUTIONS. A DOCTOR HAS SIGNS TO LOOK OUT FOR. THAT COULD MEAN SOMEONE ...

DICKSON CITY, Pa. — It's certainly construction season all over northeastern Pennsylvania. On Main Street in Dickson City, the crew from Kuharchik Construction is replacing and improving traffic ...

As climate change accelerates, summer is only getting longer – and hotter. Though the extreme heat can be difficult for anyone to deal with, it seems that it can be particularly arduous for people ...

Q: I’ve heard that eating too much meat in one sitting can cause you to break out in a sweat – called the “meat sweats.” Is this a real thing? A: The idea that consuming a meat-heavy meal can cause ...

Do you sweat profusely as soon as the temperature rises? You're not alone, and your body is simply doing its job. However, did you know that what you put on your plate can have a direct impact on that ...

If you suffer from excessive sweating there is great news for you today. A new local solution may cure you without major surgery. "This is a real medical condition called hyperhidrosis. It makes hands ...

As the heat wave sets up, some people are dealing with no air conditioning. Darryl Cooper lives at Western Oaks Apartments in Bethany where several tenants are struggling to stay cool. BETHANY, Okla. ...

If you find yourself nervously sweating before meetings, on high-stress phone calls or simply from walking or working in a warm environment, consider buying a deodorant with antiperspirant ingredients ...

Finally, it’s the robot we’ve all been waiting for. Meet ANDI, a heat-sensitive “thermal manikin” that can sweat profusely when it’s hot outside to cool itself down, just like a real human. ANDI will ...

Dumbbell-shaped holes in the material may be the key. This is an Inside Science story. The quest to track health information without drawing blood has inspired wearables like Fitbit and Apple Watch, ...