Only about 5 people die each year from snake bites, but thousands more get bitten by one that is venomous. Here’s what to do ...

With more people turning to online advice to treat scorpion stings and rattlesnake bites, one clinical toxicologist wants to ...

If you are bitten by a nonvenomous snake, the symptoms won’t be the same. There may be marks from the fangs and a little bit of pain, Gerardo said. “They should not cause swelling.

The bite area is elevated, and patients receive pain medication.If they have symptoms, they are treated with antivenom, Gerardo said.. Dr. Ryan Lamb, the medical director and chair of emergency ...

If you are bitten by a nonvenomous snake, the symptoms won’t be the same. There may be marks from the fangs and a little bit of pain, Gerardo said. “They should not cause swelling.

A relatively wet spring in Colorado could mean a more severe than usual snake-bite season, but at least half of bites are ...

Rattlesnakes get all the attention, but Arizona has numerous nonvenomous snake species. Here's why they're beneficial and what to do if you see one.

A coroner this week has been looking into whether there should be more education about snake bites after 11-year-old Tristian Frahm died when he didn't get medical assistance.

If you are bitten by a nonvenomous snake, the symptoms won’t be the same. There may be marks from the fangs and a little bit of pain, Gerardo said. “They should not cause swelling.

If you are bitten by a nonvenomous snake, the symptoms won’t be the same. There may be marks from the fangs and a little bit of pain, Gerardo said. “They should not cause swelling.