The R&B star sat down with Tamron Hall and her oncologist to reveal where her leukemia fight stands, plus a first listen at new music.
Nivea has a reason to celebrate. Just months after the R&B singer revealed she was battling leukemia, the voice behind early-2000s favorites such as Don’t Mess With My Man and…
Detox teas and turmeric shots are flooding your feed, but a registered dietitian says the real reset looks nothing like what influencers are selling.
Summer is winding down, and with it goes a season of stadium hot dogs, backyard picnics and one too many drinks at outdoor concerts. As fall routines creep back onto the…
From the freezer aisle to the breakfast table, several long-maligned staples offer far more nutritional value than their reputations suggest
Several foods that many people avoid as unhealthy, including frozen vegetables, canned fish, coffee, potatoes, soy, eggs and popcorn, are actually rich sources of protein, fiber, vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and healthy fats. Their bad reputations…
Your favorite brunch staple is already a wellness win, but a few intentional swaps can turn it into a breakfast that truly loves you back
Let's be honest: avocado toast has become a whole mood. It's the brunch order that photographs beautifully, the quick breakfast that feels a little luxurious and the kind of meal…
New research headed to a major diabetes meeting in Milan finds that steadier blood sugar lifts next-day mood, but a little wobble may not be the enemy.
Glucose readings are a constant companion for millions of people living with diabetes, a running tally of spikes, dips and targets. A new study suggests those numbers may…
A Yale skin expert says everyday routines, not product choices, may be behind your dull, dry complexion
Most skincare conversations start and end with products — the right serum, the right acid, the right miracle oil promising a smoother, more even complexion. But according to one leading skin expert, the real culprits behind a dry,…
Doctors say one small daily habit could quietly reshape your health — from your heart to your gut.
A tablespoon of olive oil doesn't look like much sitting on a kitchen counter, but a growing body of research suggests a daily dose could ripple through nearly every system in the body. From cardiologists to gastroenterologists,…
Doctors say your body may be sending subtle signals long before stress catches up with you — here's what to watch for and how to respond.
The Telltale Signs of Cortisol Overload
Cortisol, the hormone your body releases to help you handle stress, is essential in short bursts. But when levels stay elevated for weeks…
New research links the age of a person's first sexual encounter to how fast their body ages — and the findings might make you rethink everything you thought you knew about growing up too soon.
Science has a knack for connecting dots we never expected to see linked, and the newest example comes from a…
New research links these common yellow patches to a sharply higher risk of heart attack and stroke.
Doctors have long dismissed small yellow bumps around the eyes as a cosmetic quirk, something to mention at a dermatology visit and little else. A large new study suggests that assumption may be dangerously wrong, and the marks…

