NEW YORK — Planning to sip on a poolside cocktail this summer? Be aware of the lime wedge that may be adorning your glass, as the juice can cause more harm to your skin than you may think. Often ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A Canadian mom is warning others about the dangers of "margarita burn" after her seven-month-old daughter was left with burns and ...

Anybody who watches The Pitt has probably heard of “margarita burn.” A recent episode featured an alarming case of full-body burns and blisters, leading doctors to theorize what could have caused the ...

Welcome to Culture Clinic, MedPage Today's collaboration with Northwell Health to offer a healthcare professional's take on the latest viral medical topics. As weather warms, many people will imbibe ...

The scene is sweet and pleasant enough: Your little ones set up a makeshift booth and squeeze lemons and limes into pitchers for their summer business—a lemonade and limeade stand. What these young ...

It can seem like a harmless garnish in the drink you are sipping by the pool or enjoying on the beach, but some people are finding hours later that that slice of lime has led to a painful, blistering ...

When Isabel Tan, a beauty and fashion influencer, spent a holiday weekend in Montauk, New York, she thought she needed only to worry about applying sunscreen. But in the week following the trip, she ...