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Cheese made with raw milk is being recalled nationwide after public health officials linked it to an E. coli outbreak that’s sickened people in nine states.

Jams are delicious and sweet, but are these fruit spreads healthy? Dietitians share the healthiest types of jams, which to avoid and nutritious jam pairings.

Sylvester Stallone opens up about having the eating disorder bulimia and dealing with anxiety. The “Rocky” and “Rambo” actor is author of a new memoir.

With just a few months left in the year, you may find yourself scrambling to get all of your doctors’ appointments taken care of, from your annual physical to skin checks and teeth cleanings.

This dietitian-approved snack is plant-based and contains nutrients to boost brain health. You’ll also get some filling protein and gut-healthy fiber.

“Is this move more of a squat or a deadlift?” The answer, Jennifer Aniston’s trainer Dani Coleman tells me, was really neither.

A 100-year-old woman reveals foods she regularly eats, including blueberries, bacon and chocolate. She shares longevity tips such as dancing and knitting.

In TODAY.com’s Expert Tip of the Day, an oncologist reveals how routine vaccinations can promote healthy aging and protect against age-related decline.

Denise Woodard started allergy-friendly cookie company, Partake, so her daughter wouldn’t feel left out. Now, she’s selling her cookies with the Girl Scouts.

Want more protein at breakfast but can’t stand eggs? Dietitians share 7 healthy, high-protein meals to eat in the morning instead.

Ashley Park of “Emily in Paris” is promoting a blood drive and reflected on her own experience receiving blood transfusions after being diagnosed with cancer at 15.

The burger is meat and veggies, shouldn’t it be considered healthy? A dietitian explains why this protein-dense and vitamin-loaded meal is still an indulgence. Plus, how to tweak it.

Avocado is a uniquely healthy food that’s used in a huge variety of recipes. And while you can eat it every day, you should keep this in mind, dietitian says.

It’s not necessary to walk 10,000 steps a day to reduce heart disease risk, study finds. Add 1,000 steps to your existing routine to see heart health benefits.

Approximately 167,639 pounds of raw pork, beef and goat products have been recalled for being produced without inspection. They were also falsely labeled.