A new survey looks at what patients think about AI playing a role in their health care diagnosis and management.

Take a look at how the sweet stuff messes with your health, from head to toe.

What do you say when you’re the target of someone’s guilt trip? And what do you tell yourself about it? Read expert advice.

An expert weighs in with coping strategies for when negative news transforms into considerable stress and anxiety.

New research shows behaviors associated with eating disorders can make real changes to the brain. This information could lead to better treatments and therapies.

A new study suggests college students who vape appear to be at higher risk of having an eating disorders.

Eating less red and processed meat and more plant-based foods (legumes), whole grains, and nuts could extend lifespan, with a greater effect the younger a person is when they alter their diet.

Signs your teen may be facing a mental health challenge.

While there are positive aspects to social media, there's evidence it can pose risks to teens' mental health.

People who consume more than 1/2 a tablespoon of olive oil a day are less likely to die from heart disease, cancer, neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's or lung disease.

Research has found a link between kale and spinach consumption and a reduced risk of glaucoma. Learn more details.

New antiviral pills for COVID-19 recently authorized for emergency use in high-risk people by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration should give doctors an easier means of keeping people out of the hospital.

But the initial hype is giving way to reality, as doctors and public health officials grapple with the challenges of getting the Pfizer and Merck antiviral pills into the hands of those who need them most.

The Biden administration on Thursday unveiled its rule to require most of the country’s larger employers to mandate workers be fully vaccinated against COVID-19, but SET a Jan. 4 deadline, avoiding the busy holiday season.

The White House also shifted the timelines for earlier mandates applying to federal workers and contractors to Jan. 4. And the same deadline applies to a new separate rule for health care workers.

The ads for supplemental Medicare Advantage plans describe vision and dental benefits, even grocery discounts and food deliveries. But look at the fine print.

Depression and schizophrenia spectrum disorders are now among conditions that evidence suggests increases risk for severe COVID-19.

New research shows the number of Americans who are dying from Parkinson's disease has jumped by 63% in the past two decades.

President Joe Biden on Thursday announced a host of new plans to rein in COVID-19’s runaway transmission in the U.S., including sweeping vaccine mandates that will affect 100 million American workers, nearly two-thirds of the country’s workforce.

Research shows two days before and three days after COVID symptoms develop are the most infectious days, which highlight the importance of rapid testing and quarantine if someone is feeling sick.

Good sleep habits, called sleep hygiene, can help you get better rest. But it may not work for ongoing insomnia. See what may help instead.

In busy workplaces like warehouses, factories, construction sites, and hospitals, employees can be put at risk for injury or illness just by doing their jobs. You might strain your back lifting heavy boxes, injure your lungs with exposure to toxic chemicals used in industrial cleaning, or develop a repetitive motion injury to your arm or wrist by working on the same assembly line for hours at a time.

Pop icon Britney Spears spoke out Wednesday against the conservatorship that she’s lived under for 13 years, telling a Los Angeles probate judge that she wants her life back.

A new report raises questions about the training and qualifications of many caregivers for the elderly across the United States.