For people over 75, a diet high in sugar and fat doesn’t have much of a negative health impact.

Sweet and flavorful, Rooibos is a caffeine-free tea with lots of health benefits. Here are just a few according to recent studies.

Turns out a Granny Smith apple a day may help you drop pounds as well as fight disease, according to research.

Babies born via scheduled C-section were more likely to develop asthma and diabetes.

According to some experts, the ubiquitous BFF self-portraits may be responsible for a significant increase in head lice.

Video: Chuck Leavell, keyboardist for The Rolling Stones and cofounder of MNN, sits down with singer-songwriter Will Dailey to chat about Farm Aid and eating go

A study in Philadelphia finds that transforming vacant lots into green spaces has a beneficial impact on mood and wellbeing, particularly in low-income areas.

Once considered a dead zone for green building, Miami Beach will soon be getting its first LEED Platinum home in the form of 2020 Alton Road, a super-sleek, sup

Ah, the contradictions of corporations trying to look presentable at the green party. Here are 5 to consider.

In addition to minimizing melatonin-suppressing blue light, the Drift bulb has another health-benefitting trick up its sleeve ...

We aren't saying don't wear skinny jeans, but you may want to wear sweats to help a friend move.

Nichole Dandrea — nutritionist and organic, fair trade chocolatier — explains how you can stay healthy while enjoying decadent truffles every day.

Reduce light pollution to avoid insomnia, cataracts and other health issues — as well as save energy and preserve ecosystems.

Shared mobile health app will allow doctors to monitor a patient's health in real-time — and intervene before a hospital visit is needed.

From the "naive consumer vs candy company" files, a mom sues confection corporation, Ferrero USA, for suggesting Nutella as part of a healthy breakfast.

A new survey finds that the vast majority of kids would be willing to make changes in their own lifestyle if it meant their parents' health would benefit.

Three high schoolers each took home $150,000 at Intel Science Talent Search.

Avoiding chemical starter logs and gels but not in the mood to go out and gather pine needles? As fireplace season approaches, consider these fume-free fire sta

Blue Apron is a unique ingredient delivery service for people who want to cook delicious, healthy meals at home but lack the time to shop and plan.

O, That's Good! soups and side dishes include a healthy twist of unexpected vegetables and beans.

Celebrate Father's Day by making sure your favorite dad's health is in tip-top shape.

Studies show that complex and creative activities like knitting, cake decorating or crossword puzzles can create a non-medicinal, feel-good high.

From taming inflammation to battling PMS blues, it's time to celebrate these salubrious wonder roots.

Forget the idea that only 10-minute bursts of activity are important. New research finds that even small moments of activity can help you meet your goal.

A muffin with the same amont of calories as ten chocolate donuts? A pretzel with more saturated fat than a Big Mac? Read it and weep.

By flipping recess and lunch, students eat 50 percent more produce.

Blending or juicing fruit makes it much easier for your body to access their carbs and calories, which is the opposite of what most people want from a smoothie.

Americans waste a pound of food per person each day.

Kale isn't the only super food on the block, these super berries are superfoods packed with nutrition.

Examining the eyes is an easy way for doctors to have a look at blood vessels' health.

A lack of social connection may have a negative impact on your physical health, new research suggests.

The FDA is re-evaluating what the term means when its used by food manufacturers, but maybe it shouldn't be used at all.

It's time to prioritize walking over driving. Cities have to change their priorities and start investing in safe transportation alternatives like walking.

Probably 45 percent of baby boomers could use Starkey's new Livio AIs or Healthables. What's keeping them away?

Older people are watching more television than ever — about 4.5 hours a day — and more than any other group.

As more doctors use food as a medical tool, health care providers are making nutritious options more readily available — even farmers markets.

A recent U.K. case study focused on a teenage boy's highly restrictive diet, and how his junk food preferences led to permanent vision loss.

Sometimes cooking (and sometimes raw) is the best way to get the most nutrients from your favorite fruits and vegetables.

A study finds that a tomato's cancer-fighting properties are reduced when consumed with iron-rich food.

The number of negative health reactions to cosmetic products reported to the FDA has skyrocketed, with the majority of complaints coming for hair products.

With influenza's yearly arrival imminent, a vast network of epidemiological surveillance systems is springing back to life.

From managing stress to fighting cancer, tea has many benefits to help someone live a healthier life.

Study links benzene exposure to sperm abnormality.

Health systems in emerging markets have not realized the benefits of data visibility to global health supply-chain operations. To do so, health-system leaders will need to take four critical actions.

The length of disruption for patients continuing physical distancing remains unclear. However, most forward-looking healthcare organizations may use this time to materially scale virtual health offerings in ways that creates competitive advantage.

Take a look at the nutritional benefits of 5 popular tree nuts, and you'll realize nuts are a great snack!

A major new study examines the impact of certain foods on both the body and the planet.

Laleh Mohmedi transforms her young child's meals into memorable cartoon characters as a way to encourage healthy eating.

The health benefits of green tea continue to be discovered. Unlike other teas, green tea leaves are steamed, leaving a higher concentration of antioxidants.

Rice University students come up with ingenious and inexpensive health care tool for communities without power.