Drink in moderation and be mindful of the risks.

Heavy drinking is a top cause of U.S. deaths. See how A.A. can help you sober up—plus three tips to cut back on drinking.

It comes down to sugar.

Certain antidepressants, bladder control and Parkinson’s drugs may increase risk for cognitive decline.

Before you panic, take a closer look at the numbers.

Which of these persistent beliefs about diet soft drinks are fact—and which are pure fiction?

Researchers didn't find a connection between mood changes and hormonal injections, implants and pills.

Research suggests that if you want to keep your heart healthy, you should avoid these beverages.

More research is needed but newborns could potentially be screened at birth for a biomarker to help prevent SIDS deaths.

Vitamin aisle favorites may not be as powerful as you think—but some could have a protective effect.

Learn what this really means, how much is considered “safe”, and how the FDA responded.

Fine particulate matter, mainly from wildfires and agriculture, may contribute to thousands of dementia cases each year.

Skip the red meat and sugary cereal, plus other tips to help prevent cancer.

Remission may no longer be the finish line for your joints.

Tired of feeling tired in the afternoon? Use these tips to find that midday energy boost.

Here’s why keeping up on oral health is crucial to total-body wellness.

Know the signs of diabetes and what you can do to lower your risk.

Research shows that fitting in physical activity during the day may make you a better boss or employee.

Research shows that drinking one or two servings of sweetened drinks each day can increase your risk of heart disease and stroke.

Coffee is the most widely consumed drink in the world, but is it good for your health?

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