The video begins with a woman demonstrating to viewers the best way, in her opinion, to shovel snow. Lifting and scooping, ...

Shoveling the snow may seem like a harmless activity. However, health experts are saying otherwise, indicating it can be a ...

Snow removal increases myocardial infarction risk; caution advised, especially for those with heart conditions or sedentary lifestyles.

Snow shoveling can put strain on anyone’s heart, but people with health conditions or those who don’t exercise regularly are ...

It may seem like a wintry urban legend folks share to avoid this task on the to-do list, but shoveling snow actually can pose some health risks.

“If you or somebody you know is over the age of 45, talking about clearing snow, watch this video first,” Matt tells his viewers at the beginning of his video. “When you’re clearing snow, know where ...

Many people may face an increased risk of a heart attack after shoveling snow. Here's how to stay safe and how to identify the signs of a heart attack.

There's no hard and fast rule when it comes to what age you should stop helping clear your driveway in the winter but adults ...

Snow shoveling — a laborious chore has become a routine activity for millions of Americans after a deadly winter storm covered swaths of the country with fresh snow over the last couple of days.

Anyone working outside should stay hydrated, even if you aren’t thirsty.

Experts warn that snow shoveling can pose serious health risks, particularly for older adults and those with preexisting ...

Here's who should consider hiring out their snow-shoveling job, and what to do to more safely and efficiently shovel your own ...