Reducing your risk for Alzheimer’s may be as simple as enjoying a few cups of coffee each day.

For patients with type 1 diabetes, living life free of heart disease may be all about keeping blood sugar under control.

Feeling more stuffed than the turkey you ate entirely too much of on Thanksgiving? You're not alone, and you're not without ways to burn off some of those calories.

Can't wait to dive into that Thanksgiving feast? Well, hold on a moment. Whether you're cooking the meal or simply enjoying the leftovers the day after, there are some food safety tips you should know.

Getting early treatment for dementia can improve patients' health. Many people, however, aren't getting screened for the disorder in the first place.

It's almost an unspoken rule of Thanksgiving — you throw all dietary caution to the wind and eat way too much. But it doesn't have to be that way. You can still enjoy yourself, eat plenty and be healthy.

Preschool can help kids build the skills they need for school. Many schools offer full- or part-day preschool, but which is better?

People who think the extra pounds they carry around can't hurt them may want to think again. Being overweight may raise the risk for cancer, a new study suggests.

A common sleep disorder may be tied to depression. The good news? Treating that disorder may also ease depression symptoms.

Soon, the calorie count in a quarter-pounder with cheese at your favorite restaurant chain will no longer be shrouded in mystery.