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Stephen Garcia’s first symptoms were subtle. The former star quarterback was diagnosed with stage 4 colorectal cancer. It was “definitely a shock,” he says.

Sydney Sweeney’s ad for sports trading company Novig has angered women in sports. The actor responded on her social media.

Céline Dion was diagnosed with stiff person syndrome and stopped performing. In Sept. 2026, she began her new tour. What to know about her health history.

In the endless quest to boost performance, people may turn to pricey supplements. But the best pre-workout drink is one you likely already know, dietitian says.

A mom of four learned she has a genetic risk for rare, aggressive stomach cancer. After her stomach was removed, she started long distance running.

The US Open calls tennis the world’s healthiest sport. Doctors explain health benefits of tennis, including heart health, longevity and mental health.

In TODAY.com’s Expert Tip of the Day, a doctor explains why patients with early, slow-growing prostate cancer may be able to safely delay treatment and its side effects.

Lazaro Fuentes, a veteran, was a responder during 9/11 attacks in 2001. Decades later, he has liver damage likely connected to the toxins he was exposed to. A new drug is helping to reverse it.

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.