Recycling is good for the environment, reduces the amount of waste going to landfills and saves money.

As I shopped, I thought of several possibilities for health and safety-promoting gifts that won’t break your budget.

If you have children or grandchildren, you might be especially interested in the American Academy of Pediatrics’ recommendations.

On study found cellphones may carry 10 times the amount of bacteria found on toilet seats.

Eating together as a family has many physical, mental and emotional health benefits.

Put your oldest food in the front so you use it first.

Touching money and then eating a sandwich with unwashed hands is kind of like putting money in your mouth.

Cooking in a microwave can help preserve nutrients in food.

Take the short quiz to test your knowledge of freezing techniques to keep your food at its best.

Iron deficiency anemia is a common nutritional deficiency worldwide, especially among children.