When you're thinking of kitchen essentials, a first aid kit should be on top of your list. A chef shares what supplies you ...

A muscle strain, or a pulled muscle, is among the most common injuries affecting people of all ages, particularly those engaging in physical activity or sports.

These three-panel N95 masks are convenient to apply quickly, fit a range of face ... close up wounds, hold bandages in place, make a splint, and seal clothes against insects.

“As the knife slices into their palm or fingers ... Repeat the process if needed. Apply a blanket or warm compress and if necessary, gently wrap the area in bandages. Hot-water bottles, wheat ...

Be sure to wash the backs of your hands, between your fingers ... If so, apply light pressure to the area with gauze and cover it with a bandage if necessary. You can numb your skin with an ...

Keep the wrist in a neutral position, meaning it should not be bent forward or backward. A slightly relaxed, straight ...

Deep Cracks - Use Liquid Skin Bandage: Deep cracks of the fingers usually do not heal with ointments ... Use the cream within 3 minutes of completing the bath. During the winter, apply the cream every ...

Cracked fingers may be a sign of a condition ... When cracks turn into open, bleeding wounds, you can use liquid bandages (liquid adhesive) to close the wound and help stop bleeding. These special ...

After burning herself with the steam from a household iron, this woman developed a painful second-degree blister on her pinky finger. It's easy to underestimate ... by keeping the burn covered. Apply ...

In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin weighs in on whether to inform guests about a potentially lost ...

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