A child’s near-fatal brush with anaphylactic shock led to the creation of medical jewelry. In 1953, then-14-year-old Linda Collins cut herself while playing with friends.

Doctors would recommend them for patients with a medical condition or allergy that required specific care in an emergency. Only one problem: the bracelets weren't attractive. More Information ...

A medical identification (ID) bracelet can save your life, especially if you have diabetes. Here’s what you need to know to choose the right one for you.

After Eileen Smith was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes four years ago, she went in search of a medical ID bracelet to wear in case she suffered a hypoglycemic episode away from home. She bought a ...