Yes, you can eat a little snow, and so can your children and your dog — but there are some risks to consider. Here’s what to know.

CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — Take two snowballs and call me in the morning? Dr. Sarah Crockett, who specializes in emergency and wilderness medicine, doesn’t explicitly tell her patients at New Hampshire’s ...

With more than a foot of snow falling in some U.S. regions amid a frigid, historic winter season, individuals stuck in their homes may have contemplated consuming the icy precipitation outside. As ...

It was a frigid winter day as I ran several miles through Brighton with friends. The water from my hand-held bottle was long gone and I was parched. I quickly ventured past the multi-colored layers of ...

The science pros at TKOR test if eating snow is actually safe, exploring temperature, microbiology, and real-world winter ...

Dr. Sarah Crockett, who specializes in emergency and wilderness medicine, doesn’t explicitly tell her patients at New Hampshire’s Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center to swallow snow, but she often ...