Whether you are staying indoors to beat the heat or are doing outdoor activities, always have a bottle of water handy.

When the weather gets hot, it’s fun to be outside, but it’s also important to stay safe. Too much heat can make you very sick ...

Earlier studies have shown that staying active can help reduce fatigue. This new research goes further by showing that when older people still feel very tired even after light activities, it may mean ...

As temperatures soar, Mercy Health is warning that popular summer dieting methods — like keto diets and intermittent fasting ...

Symptoms of a vitamin C deficiency include weakness, bruising, and dry skin. Learn more about the warning signs and how to ...

It won't take much for you to break a sweat while standing or working outside these days, and local public health experts are concerned. According to the CDC, more than a thousand people die every ...

These alcohol-free drinks, also called adrenal cocktails, could help with hydration, but may not do much to ease stress, ...

With the Tour de France in full swing, Medscape Medical News asks if healthcare professionals can learn a thing or two from ...

Canadian-born physician-scientist Avindra Nath has spent his career studying the neurological manifestations of viral ...

Women health care providers assigned to transcendental meditation vs. usual treatment had better burnout and anxiety scores ...

When you're mentally exhausted, your brain might be doing more behind the scenes than you think. In a new study using ...

A Chronicle reader asks how to deal with health care exhaustion, especially for older adults who may be managing multiple complex conditions. Experts weigh in with tips.