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Washington — With its new estimate showing that 418 people may be killed in motor vehicle crashes over the Memorial Day weekend, the National Safety Council is asking people to take steps to stay safe.

You mad? Skip the venting – it’s not the answer to feeling better, results of a recent study suggest.

A recent survey of people with a smell disorder shows that, in the past five years, 15%-35% have experienced a safety scare or incident involving gas, smoke and/or spoiled food.

The simple act of laughing can give our health and well-being a big boost, experts say.

When temperatures go from warm to hot – and sometimes to extreme – it’s time to take extra steps to stay safe.

How about leaving the fireworks show to the professionals and choosing a safer alternative for your at-home celebrations?

GFCIs are safety devices designed to protect against electric shock. Your home likely has many of them.

Dogs are becoming a more common sight at restaurants that offer outdoor seating. But before you book a table for yourself and your furry friend, let’s talk about safety.

Healthier habits may help prevent headaches among children and teens who use e-cigarettes or skip breakfast or other meals, researchers say.

It’s a hot day, you’re out in the yard and you need to hydrate. A few steps away is a garden hose … should you take a drink?