Dr. Elizabeth Yuko is a bioethicist and adjunct professor of ethics at Fordham University. She has written for The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Atlantic, Rolling Stone, CNN & Playboy.

Temperature checks are part of our new normal as we navigate the COVID-19 pandemic. Many restaurants, hospitals, and small businesses are using no-contact infrared thermometers to check your ...

People who have recently tried to resume their lives by leaving home and going to shops and restaurants have probably stopped at some temperature check control system. Usually, someone with an ...

There are many types of thermometers available for temperature readings. An accurate temperature reading is important for newborns and infants. A small temperature change can make a big difference.

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Back in September, within the introduction to my teardown of a pulse oximeter, I wrote: One upside, for lack of a better word, to my health setback [editor note: a recent, and to the best of my ...

According to several health experts, there is no current evidence that says infrared thermometers should not be used on a person's forehead. Here's a look at why. A viewer reached out to the Verify ...

Thermometers are key tools to monitor a person’s temperature. They can help individuals monitor body temperature and fevers. The best thermometers are easy to use and read. This Braun thermometer ...