Don’t “air it out.” Put down the hydrogen peroxide. Here’s what to do to prevent infection and hasten healing. By Ashley Abramson Cuts, or wounds that break the skin, are one of the most common ...

During the summer, it's common for kids to come home with small cuts and scrapes or pesky bug bites. Maryland dermatologist Dr. Kate Viola recommends that families keep some products handy to treat ...

You can use OTC Neosporin on minor cuts and scrapes to help lower the risk of infection. Petroleum jelly can be better than Neosporin for healing wounds faster. Neosporin has some side effects and ...

Running offers a wide range of health benefits, but it also comes with a risk of different injuries, including the potential for cuts and scrapes if you happen to trip over. Whether you're a seasoned ...

Scrapes, cuts and bruises sometimes are unavoidable during childhood. Most are not serious injuries; however, they should be treated appropriately to avoid infection, scarring or other complications.

Minor cuts and scrapes are common and can usually be treated and monitored at home. However, there are ways to promote healing and signs to look for that could signal infection and need further ...