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Atlanta – The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has published new guidelines intended to keep swimmers at public pools safe and healthy.

Bloomington, IN – Taking three slow five-minute walks can cancel out ill effects to the arteries caused by three hours of sitting, according to a study from Indiana University, Bloomington.

Washington – The Department of Transportation has launched an 18-month campaign aimed at improving pedestrian and bicyclist safety.

Atlanta – The number of youth who had never smoked but used electronic cigarettes has more than tripled in two years, according to a study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Washington – The number of locations that will “take back” unused prescription drugs soon will increase.

Washington – The Environmental Protection Agency is seeking feedback from chemical safety professionals and consumers to help select the most effective label to place on products that are deemed “safer.”

Washington – Do you know what you and your family would do in case of an emergency? If you don’t, you’re not the only one.

Eugene, OR – High school athletes who experience a concussion may hinder their recovery if they return to action within 60 days, according to a study from the University of Oregon.

Elk Grove Village, IL – More Z’s could equal more A’s for teen students.

Atlanta – Many people enjoy drinking soda, fruit drinks and other sugar-sweetened beverages. However, people in certain parts of the country might consume these drinks more than other people.