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TikToker Mackenzie Paul, who shared videos about her cancer journey since being diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia three years ago, died at the age of 26.

“As I’ve lost more vision, I’ve had to adapt to every change,” Anne Hatton Ogden tells TODAY.com of her cooking journey as a legally blind person.

Shoveling snow is a full-body workout that requires upper and lower body strength and core stability. These stretches will reduce pain in sore back, arms and legs.

These healthy, nutrient-packed soups are packed with good-for-you ingredients to keep you full and energized all winter long.

TODAY co-anchor Savannah Guthrie and her doctor give a close-up of her vocal chord surgery, recovery and her emotional new voice reveal.

What are the healthiest berries? Their benefits include vitamins, fiber and antioxidants for the brain and heart. A dietitian picks the healthiest berry.

"The Office" star Craig Robinson reveals how he lost 30 pounds and the moment he decided to change his lifestyle habits.

A healthy diet is one mostly made up of foods high in the nutrients the body needs to function, like vitamins, minerals and antioxidants, which are consistently linked to better heart function, metabolism, cognitive longevity and more.

Cervical cancer symptoms an NYU Langone Health doctor monitors in her own body include irregular vaginal bleeding, abnormal discharge and pelvic pain.

What foods should I avoid before a cholesterol test? Cardiologist reveals what to eat the night before, whether you need to fast and which foods impact results.

A 2-ingredient Japanese dessert allegedly tastes like cheesecake but is a lot easier to make. We tried five versions made with different cookies and crackers.

How these Start TODAY members accomplished their health and fitness resolutions while recovering from surgery, coping with grief and starting a fitness journey.

A mom recalls her first symptoms of colorectal cancer, which she mistook for hemorrhoids caused by her pregnancy at the time. Here's what led to her diagnosis at age 42.

The only man in his immediate family to be without a cancer diagnosis, one Lynch syndrome patient made the trip to participate in a cancer vaccine clinical trial.