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An innovative new program from Mass General Brigham's mobile postpartum care unit is helping moms get the healthcare they need without going all the way to the hospital. Reporting for TODAY, NBC's Anne Thompson shares an inside look at how this ...

John Middleton of North Carolina has been told without a liver transplant, he likely has about 18 months to live. His doctor has recommended a treatment that he says would give John the best chance of getting to transplant, but insurance has denied . ...

A health insurance dispute is preventing a North Carolina man from getting a cancer drug his doctors say is necessary.

Brain aneuryms are more common than people may think and often cause no problems at all.

Makeup mogul Laura Geller sits down with TODAY's Jill Martin to share her journey of building her namesake brand, surviving breast cancer, and why her beauty line dedicates its marketing and message to women over 40.

Viruses like the flu, COVID and RSV tend to surge during the winter so NBC medical reporter Dr. Akshay Syal joins TODAY to share a breakdown of each virus, a list of who is most at risk, when you should see a doctor if you are experiencing symptoms . ...

"I remember my right hand being able to move with much more ease once the stimulation was applied, and this in turn improved my ability to play the clarinet," Denise Bacon said.

A new study links nearly 1 in 5 urinary tract infections studied to the consumption of chicken, turkey, pork or beef that carried E. coli bacteria.

Cases are now popping up in more touristy areas of Utah, according to a health official.

Enhanced subsidies that have kept Affordable Care Act premiums lower for millions of Americans are at the heart of Washington's budget standoff.