Be prepared this Diwali with essential first aid items to treat burns quickly and safely as advised by doctors. (Image: Pexels) Diwali, the festival of lights, is a time for happiness, family and ...

As the Festival of Lights approaches, authorities warn of a triad of common injuries associated with celebrations, including firecracker misuse, burns from lighting diyas and fireworks, and minor cuts ...

Essential first aid tips for emergencies: Just knowing how to press down on a wound or start chest compressions can be enough to keep someone going until the ambulance arrives (Image: Canva) Do you ...

There are a lot of injuries that happen in a home with kids – especially burns, falls, fractures, cuts, or bleeds. But are parents equipped enough to know about administering basic first aid? While ...

With warm weather here and the summer holidays starting next month, families and children and going to be out and about more. And while that brings the opportunity for fun, it also has risks attached, ...

Whether you’re chasing sunsets on the beach, hiking through the hills, or hopping on a long flight, it’s always smart to carry a little first aid kit. No, we’re not saying bring a suitcase full of ...

“In a heart attack patient, time is muscle. The longer we provide real treatment, the more heart muscle gets damaged. Early intervention is critical to minimise damage, so the first step in heart ...

Diwali, the festival of lights, brings joy but also health and safety risks. Indulgent foods can lead to digestive issues and weight gain, while fireworks pose risks to hearing and respiratory health.