Shoveling snow is more taxing on the heart than you think. Explore the "hidden" dangers and at what age you should officially ...

When it comes to snow, shoveling can pose serious health risks, experts say. Here's how to shovel safely, and common symptoms ...

Each winter, hospital emergency departments see a surge in injuries directly related to snow removal. From back strains to heart ...

The American Heart Association is reminding people to take care of their hearts while shoveling snow this year. Research shows that exertion of shoveling snow leads to an increased risk of heart ...

As winter storms blanket the country, experts warn that snow shoveling could trigger heart attacks or cardiac arrest, ...

“The strain of heavy snow shoveling may be as — or even more — demanding on the heart than taking a treadmill stress test,” said a health expert Toria Sheffield joined the PEOPLE editorial staff in ...

As snow blanketed parts of the U.S. this week, heart health experts have shared warnings of the physical strain shoveling can take — particularly for older adults. A 2025 Mayo Clinic review found that ...

The weather outside is frightful — and so are certain snow-related activities. Many of us enjoy waking up to a fresh blanket of snow, at least until we have to bust out the shovels to get out of our ...

As Greater Cincinnati residents wakes up to several inches of snow, many are grabbing shovels and a coat. However, experts warn that snow shoveling can pose serious health risks, particularly for ...

The activity can strain the heart due to factors like cold air, heavy lifting, and using arm muscles more than leg muscles. From 1990 to 2006, over 200,000 adults were treated for shoveling-related ...

Kickstarting December, several inches of snow have covered the United States this week; however, while some may be enjoying time off from school or work, others are busy cleaning driveways, sidewalks ...