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James Van Der Beek’s wife, Kimberly, is speaking out about the family’s financial struggles following her husband’s death and years of treatment for his colorectal cancer.

In his final interview with TODAY's Craig Melvin, James Van Der Beek shared what his cancer diagnosis taught him, how his family helped him and the biggest takeway.

A new study discovers hair extensions predominatly used by Black communities have more chemicals linked to illness and cancer than previous studies identified.

James Van Der Beek died less than three years after he was diagnosed with colorectal cancer. What he said about his symptoms, treatment and how cancer changed his life.

Actor James Van Der Beek, diagnosed with colorectal cancer, reacts to concern about gaunt look on "Dawson's Creek" reunion, shares symptoms and health update.

James Van Der Beek told TODAY about the future of his cancer journey and navigating his family and work. He is promoting Guardant Health's new screening tool.

Pairs ice skaters at the Milan Olympics embody strong traits for romantic couples, like trust, communication and forgiveness, psychologists say.

Mini steppers are going viral on TikTok for weight loss. Do they actually work? An honest review of the pros and cons and how long to use it to see results.

What are the best foods to eat while strength training? Dr. Ian Smith shares 17 foods rich in protein, healthy fats, and complex carbs to promote muscle growth.

When you're stuck in a rut and struggling to feel joy in small moments in your day-to-day life, it's only natural to focus on the future and tell yourself things will get better once you achieve your next goal — getting the promotion, finding a partner, losing a few more pounds...But this mindset can actually make it harder for us to feel contentment in any aspect of our lives.

The Food and Drug Administration rejected Moderna’s application for its mRNA-based flu vaccine, the drugmaker said Tuesday

The 2025-2026 flu season is not over. Experts discuss whether there will be a second wave and how to protect yourself from influenza A and flu B.

Grief can make it hard to eat well. Here are some tips to make it through from a dietitian. Food can be a tool for coping and remembrance when things are hard.

Weight-loss programs abound on the internet, from customized plans sold by influencers lacking credentials to subscription services offering access to GLP-1s and other medications