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Dolly Parton’s estate has announced that the music icon died following a “brief battle with cancer.”

Dolly Parton gave her fans some updates about how she was recuperating in the weeks before her death. Discover everything she said.

After postponing her Vegas residency, Dolly Parton is sharing updates about her health and when she plans to perform again. See her social media post.

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.

The prime minister of Denmark clapped back at a doctor who was rude about her appearance. Here’s what they said.

Hate breakfast or don’t have an appetite in the morning? Dietitians share small, nutrient-dense snack ideas to eat first thing instead of a full meal.

In TODAY.com’s Expert Tip of the Day, a trainer shares a simple push-up modification to help you build strength and master form if you struggle to do push-ups from the floor.

Potatoes are always going to be delicious. But some cooking methods are better for you than others. These are the healthiest, according to a dietitian.

Identical twin sisters who just turned 100 share their tips for a fun, fulfilling long life. The two live next to each other and still dress alike every day.

Stress is a natural part of day-to-day life, and so are fluctuations in the hormone associated with it, known as cortisol.

Does the Scandinavian sleep method have any benefits? And what do we know about the science behind couples sleeping together?

You’ve likely heard about the “paper towel effect” during weight loss. An expert explains how it works and whether it’s something you can count on.

Dietitians share their favorite healthy toast toppings full of protein, fiber and other nutrients for a balanced breakfast.

Publix frozen blueberries recalled over E. coli risk are class I, per the FDA. There’s a risk of severe illness. The recall began in June; check your freezer.

The McDonald’s migraine meal hack is popular on social media. So, could the secret to stopping a migraine be found in your fast food order? Neurologists explain.