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A TODAY investigation found that perishable foods are being transported from distributors to restaurants and schools in unrefrigerated trucks, even on hot summer days.

Cardiologist says eggs are “amazing protein,” so the heart doctor regularly eats several eggs and adds tomatoes and avocado to make a filling, healthy meal.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is alerting the public of a broccoli sprouts recall linked to a salmonella outbreak.

Aging adults are turning to ElliQ, an AI device that looks after their health and medical needs. Experts explain whether it’s reliable and address privacy concerns.

Prostate cancer symptoms a Mayo Clinic doctor monitors in his own body include changes in urination, blood in the urine, bone pain and unexplained weight loss.

Sending kids back to school often means a return to routine, and it can be a good opportunity to assess where your family’s health may have gotten off track over the past few months.

Al Roker and Dylan Dreyer put their strength, balance and flexibility to the test with a low-impact workout that’s suitable for all fitness levels: Aerial yoga.

Delicious, salty peanut butter is packed with nutrients like healthy fat, protein and fiber. But is it healthy enough to eat every day? A dietitian weighs in.

GLP-1 drugs are effective for weight loss and diabetes, but may have many more health benefits. Doctors explain impact on heart health, cancer risk, longevity.

Two new types of Girl Scout Cookies have been revealed for the 2027 season. Sparkables are for people with food allergies, and Patch Pals are for dogs.

An orthopedic surgeon reveals the kind of workout that will help support bone density as well as strength training can. How to get started and up the ante.

Elizabeth Smart is stronger than ever. The 38-year-old posted a video from a recent bodybuilding competition despite placing last in her categories.

When Naomi Pineiro, 33, of Guayabo, Puerto Rico, went for routine blood work in late 2022, she wasn’t expecting anything to be wrong.

Summer isn’t officially over just yet, but respiratory viruses are already beginning to ramp up in the United States.

When Dave Mustaine, the long-haired, snarling founder of thrash metal band Megadeth, learned he had throat cancer in early 2019, he was not at all prepared.