Riding a bike results in fewer injuries than impact sports, but niggles can still creep in. Here's what to do when body parts ...

When talking about classic muscle cars, we often think about restored rigs or all-original survivors. But the market is packed with lots of in-between vehicles. This 1968 Dodge Charger ...

These are the kinds of keepsakes you'll not only remember but actually use. Perfect for the upcoming summer season, the Suzushiku Naare Hyounou is an ice pack with a Japanese twist. For those hotter ...

That's my Dive Response Hack. Cold soda cans are one option when no bowls of ice are handy. You can also carry instant first aid cold packs in your car/your purse/your desk at work/your bedside table.

Davis raked his studs down the back of Saka’s right leg (Picture: Getty) Saka was later seen with an ice pack around his right ankle (Picture: Sky Sports) Watching back replays of the challenge ...

Massage the area to help relax the muscle and reduce the spasm. Heat or cold: Apply heat (like a warm towel or shower) or cold (like an ice pack) to the affected area. Heat may help relax the ...