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Actor Naomi Watts joins TODAY on National Hot Flash Day, a holiday created by her brand Stripes Beauty, to bring awareness to the symptoms of menopause. Watts emphasizes the importance of taking away the stigma that can come with menopause, and ...

The U.S. Pain Foundation says 51.6 million Americans are living with chronic pain. Dr. Jen Caudle, family medicine physician and associate professor at Rowan University, joins TODAY to discuss how to recognize different kinds of chronic pain and the ...

Across the country, confusion is growing over who is eligible for the Covid vaccine and how much it should cost. NBC News' Steve Patterson spoke to a woman on Medicare who expected her Covid vaccine to be free, but instead had to pay $225 out of ...

Letitia James will help defend New York's shield law against a challenge from Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.

With changing guidelines for the COVID vaccine, states are taking some decisions into their own hands and creating their plans. Meanwhile, the HHS is reportedly planning to release a review linking autism to pregnant women's use of acetaminophen, the ...

Pregnant women are grappling with growing questions about the use of acetaminophen, the active ingredient in medicines like Tylenol. It comes after the Wall Street Journal, citing people familiar with the matter, reported that a new Department of ...

Trump's overall approval sits at 43%, while 78% of respondents said they support the use of vaccines. Inflation and the cost of living are the top economic concerns.

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the one-time conservationist who has made a career in recent years as a vaccine skeptic, was on Capitol Hill defending his department's controversial moves. Meanwhile, Florida announced it .. ...

Dr. Purvi Parikh, an allergist and immunologist with NYU Langone Health, joins Saturday TODAY to share how you can find relief during the fall 2025 allergy season, when you should see a doctor and more.

The Wall Street Journal reported that a new Department of Health and Human Services report is expected to potentially link autism with pregnant women's use of acetaminophen, the active ingredient in Tylenol. An HHS spokesperson said claims about the ...