The number of self-reported concussions rose 20% between 2016 and 2020. But that may be due to more knowledge about the injuries, researchers say.

"Install carbon monoxide detectors in your home," says Diane Calello. "They are the only way to detect this odorless, colorless, life-threatening gas."

A new screening tool used during emergency care visits offers a better way to detect if a teen has a high risk of suicide.

During the early months of COVID-19, fewer people in cardiac arrest in Michigan went to the hospital and more people died, a new study shows.

A new smartphone tool can diagnose strokes within minutes with the same level of accuracy that emergency room doctors do, resarchers report.

A new stroke treatment offers a life-saving and surprisingly safe alternative to thrombectomy for patients who have difficult-to-access arteries.

To investigate the link between thunderstorms and ER visits, researchers analyzed lots of data from the National Weather Service and Medicare.

More than 2.5 million glass table injuries are reported each year. New research gauges the scope of the problem and indicates a solution.

A wearable device could one day help EMTs, medics, and ER doctors assess blood loss to better treat victims of accidents, gunshots, and battle injuries.

New research on ICU beds in hospitals reveals how starkly a person's ZIP code affects access to COVID-19 care.