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Months before Sydney Towle’s death, the content creator shared the message she would’ve liked to tell people if she were to make a final video.

A 26-year-old Massachusetts woman was diagnosed with a rare cancer that affects young people after strep throat left her with a golf ball-sized lump in her throat.

Qdoba has joined Chipotle in removing jalapeños from its restaurants as public health authorities investigate a salmonella outbreak that has spread across 27 states.

Sydney Towle, who’d been detailing her cancer treatment online since 2023, has died. She prevoiusly spoke to TODAY.com about the importnace of being candid.

Cardiologist warns about the health impact of energy drinks on people with heart problems. The potential danger includes heart rhythm issues.

Perez Hilton’s family shared a statement after police responded to the celebrity blogger’s home in Miami following a livestream that was flagged in which he allegedly engaged in self-harm.

Infections with cyclospora — what’s become known as the “explosive diarrhea” parasite — have been reported in almost every state in the U.S. as of early August.

Bone health isn’t just about eating dairy. You can get bone-supporting nutrients from plant-based proteins, too, a dietitian says. These are her top picks.

During an episode of the Making Space podcast, Emma Heming Willis shares with Hoda Kotb how she’s giving herself permission to embrace joy in the midst of caregiving and grief.

A psychiatrist reveals the three components of happiness and what it means to achieve practical optimism in TODAY’s Expert Tip of the Day.

Chipotle has removed jalapeños from its stores amid a salmonella outbreak investigation in Minnesota. The outbreak has caused more than 100 cases so far.

Sunflower syndrome is a rare epilepsy that makes children turn towards light and wave one hand during a seizure. Girl shares how blue contact lenses helped.

A cardiologist reveals the type of job she says can have a big impact on heart health and how to best look after yourself and your health at work.

Ariana Grande is shedding light on her decision to take a break from public life after her “Eternal Sunshine Tour” wraps up Sept. 1.

If you want to get your digestive system moving, you need to get moving, too. A gastroenterologist recommends simple forms of exercise that support gut health.