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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.

Dado Eddie Adegeye never focused much on his weight or health until a friend introduced him to hot yoga. At first he hated it. Then, it transformed his body.

Cancerguard screens for 50 types of cancer with one blood test. Doctors explain the accuracy, benefits and limits of multi-cancer early detection tests.

You can lower cholesterol naturally, without medication, by eating the right foods. Cardiologist shares five foods she eats every day to lower LDL cholesterol.

Social media has plenty of benefits, from allowing us to stay in touch with more people to increasing information access and pathways for seeking support.

Grammy winning Peabo Bryson, known for singing “Beauty and the Beast” and “Whole New World,” died days after suffering a stroke.

Sometimes, just getting a doctor’s appointment is a challenge. So you want to make the most out of the conversation when you get there. Here are 4 tips to help.

A young mom and med school graduate was diagnosed with an ultra-rare form of cancer after what she thought was a Crohn’s disease flare up.

In TODAY.com’s Expert Tip of the Day, a trainer shares an effective two-step routine for the hips and glutes to reverse dead butt syndrome from sitting all day.

The “gelatin trick” is going viral on social media for supposedly banishing your appetite and kickstarting weight loss