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Curtis “Dusty” Stilwell lost 135 pounds by walking every day and picking up trash. He explains his diet changes and how the routine boosts his mental health.

Just a month after starting her first job out of college, she experienced scary symptoms that led to a cancer diagnosis and rare relapses.

Brooke Eby has died at 37. The ALS advocate inspired millions with candid, funny videos documenting life with the disease.

In TODAY.com’s Expert Tip of the Day, a physician explains what your family’s medical history can reveal about your own health, and which red flags to watch for.

Iris Di Cesare speaks to TODAY.com about receiving her breast cancer diagnosis and the financial burden it became when she unexpectedly lost her real estate job.

Omar Hernandez-Tena, who goes by “Tea With Omar” on TikTok, is a Brown University junior who loves Chinese tea culture, particularly gongfu cha (tea with skill).

Amanda Peet had an early breast cancer warning sign six months before she was diagnosed. She reveals the skin symptom that she calls “weird.” It wasn’t a lump.

Whole grains are linked to better heart health, and a study found four-to-six daily servings lower the risk of heart disease. How to boost whole grain intake.

The CDC’s vaccine search tool, vaccines.gov, helps people find out where to get vaccinated nearby. The problem? It doesn’t work. Here’s what to use instead.

Think eating healthy is boring? Does exercise feel like torture? This monthly workout plan and tips from a dietitian and personal trainer will shift your mindset and boost motivation.

Tallulah Willis, daughter of Bruce Willis, shared a photo of her father online. It’s a rare glimpse into the actor’s life following his dementia diagnosis.

Fruit reduces heart disease risk by lowering cholesterol, blood pressure and inflammation. Cardiologist recommends eating berries, apples, watermelon and more.

Simone Biles talks with TODAY.com about her recent health issues, including the two inflammatory skin conditions she was diagnosed with this year.