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Drinking too much water can result in water intoxication, also known as hyponatremia, causing the inside of cells to flood due to abnormally low sodium levels in your bloodstream.

Gymnasiums are behind bars and large music concerts as venues with the highest risk of coming in contact with COVID-19.

If 2020 was a normal year, you wouldn't think twice about inviting friends over for a pool party, gathering up with all your buddies at the beach or piling as many people as possible on a boat or a ride on the river. However with daily COVID-19 records broken daily in Florida, those activities can...

You already know not to mix it with ammonia, vinegar, or alcohol, but did you know that the temperature of the water also matters?

Finding cool and fun summer activities for the kids can be daunting and downright exhausting task in the "new normal" of coronavirus.

If your favorite baking recipes suddenly stop turning out well, don’t panic! Your baking soda or powered may be expired

Hand sanitizer works really well in killing viruses and bacteria. The problem is it also kills the good bacteria on your skin. But as research is still ongoing about what constitutes a healthy hand microbiome, it can be hard to determine how much sanitizing is too much.

The new normal, at least for now, is items we use on a regular basis are in short supply. But that doesn't help the fact that your dishwasher is full and you are not only out of cleaning detergent, but the store is also out of it is closed. Not to worry with these dishwashing detergent substitutes.

Health experts offer five pieces of advice in keeping coronavirus out of your home.

Not all cleaners and disinfectants are effective against every type of bacteria or bug. The truth is some may be harmful to both our health and the environment.