A new study found that adults who’ve never been married had surprisingly higher rates of cancer than the married, divorced, ...

How much you rest, sit, and move your body all appear to affect long-term dementia risk. Fortunately, all of these things are ...

A crease in your ear, known as Frank’s sign, could be a marker of increased risk of heart disease. Talk to your doctor if you ...

A new study finds a link between physical effort like climbing stairs or running for the bus and decreased incidence of heart ...

Social media users are ‘stacking’ water with fruits, electrolytes, and supplements. But experts say pricey add-ins can’t make ...

These women still need preventive care like birth control, pregnancy counseling, and cancer screenings. But many with ...

Adding egg yolk to your morning brew might sound like an easy way to get some extra protein. But is it healthy, or safe?

You don’t want your dyed and decorated Easter eggs to go to waste. But are they safe to eat after all they’ve been through?

Marshmallow peeps are made almost entirely of sugar, but also contain special ingredients that give them their signature puff ...

Preliminary evidence suggests women who took GLP-1s before conceiving actually had healthier pregnancies compared to women ...

In a trial, people who repeated meals while keeping their calorie intake steady lost more weight than those who ate a more ...

A new study links higher vitamin D levels in middle age to reduced accumulation of tau, a brain protein tied to dementia.