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Three babies have been hospitalized amid a multistate outbreak of botulism linked to Nara Organics infant formula. Here’s which products were recalled and symptoms to watch for.

Whole grains are a great source of fiber, which supports gut and heart health. These are the highest-fiber grains to add to your diet, according to dietitians.

All seeds are packed with nutrients, and both flaxseeds and hemp seeds are among the healthiest options. But which should you eat? A dietitian explains.

We all get food cravings, but you don’t always have to give in, says Joy Bauer. Learn how to quiet your mind and address the feelings behind the craving.

Low-dose radiation therapy uses tiny amounts of radiation to relieve pain. The anti-inflammatory effects worked to relieve this woman’s pain.

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.

In TODAY.com’s Expert Tip of the Day, a sports medicine doctor reveals how often to move your body to boost longevity.

Eggs can be a healthy breakfast staple, but they do contain saturated fat. This dietitian hack is the healthiest way to eat eggs if you want them daily.

The 2026 World Cup is the largest in history, which increases the risk of pathogens spreading. Here’s which infectious diseases could spread and how to stay safe.

Helene Sula lost 70 pounds with walking and diet changes after she started training to walk the 100-mile Cotswold Way. She shares her simple weight-loss tips.

Ultraprocessed foods are cheap and convenient, but healthy meals don’t have to be costly. Dr. Trisha Pasricha reveals low-cost family dinners she makes on repeat.

Ray Svejnoha told six teens that he didn’t attend his prom. With help from the community, these students arranged for the 100-year-old to join them at theirs.

Vitamin C can benefit basically every skin type. But the most famous vitamin C products are very expensive. Can the viral TJ’s serum stack up? A derm weighs in.

An American passenger who was aboard a cruise ship that endured a deadly hantavirus outbreak says she is being held in a federal quarantine facility against her will due to a public health battle between the state of Florida and the CDC.