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“If you’re going to have a disability, you gotta make it fun,” “Love Island USA” star Beatriz Hatz said when she introduced herself to viewers in the season premiere.

The United States has just approved its first new active ingredient for sunscreen in more than 20 years — bemotrizinol, which is already popular in Europe, Australia and some parts of Asia

Dad started gaining weight after graduating from college, reaching 502 pounds. He lost 220 pounds by exercising at work and at a gym, and eating more protein.

Protein powder isn’t a meal, but it can be a helpful tool for some people. Here’s how to choose the right plant-based protein powder, according to a dietitian.

We’ve all been to the doctor’s office and felt like we left with more questions than answers, or scrolled past a video on social media packed with big claims about health topics that don’t quite add up

In TODAY.com’s Expert Tip of the Day, a trainer reveals how to get more out of your stretching routine and give your muscles relief.

Simone Biles posted to her Instagram story that she faced a health scare, writing, “almost dying wasn’t on my bingo card.” What happened?

Avocado toast is one of my favorite breakfasts because it’s quick, satisfying and packed with nutrients.

Even when she had the classic symptoms of diabetes and proof from her sister’s glucose monitor, her doctor was skeptical. After blood work, she was diagnosed.

Man Cereal, a breakfast product packed with creatine and protein, is facing accusations of “toxic masculinity” on social media. Here’s what the founders say.

Lyme disease caused by a different bacteria than most cases comes with more severe symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, neurologic problems and widespread rash.

As temperatures rise, getting restorative sleep during the summer, research predicts, will get more difficult. Learn how a sleep scientist keeps cool at night.

Catherine, Princess of Wales, supported a young English mom as she celebrated the completion of her chemotherapy treatment.

A doctor who treated Ebola patients in 2014 explains what’s unusual and worrisome about the fast-growing outbreak of Ebola in the DRC caused by the rare Bundibugyo virus.