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State health officials reported more than 500 flu-related deaths for the 2024-25 respiratory virus season, nearly on par with Covid deaths.

The measles outbreak is spreading to more states as nationwide cases surpass 700, including three reported deaths. Indiana is now the sixth state with three or more cases of measles, spreading mostly among people who are not vaccinated. A majority of ...

The health secretary criticized the agency's close industry ties and encouraged "whistleblowers" to speak out.

Three millennials recount how they found out one of their parents was ill and the ups and downs of being the full-time caregiver for a loved one.

Mellencamp was first diagnosed with melanoma in 2022, and the cancer has since spread to other parts of her body, making it Stage 4.

Kristie Kaluza's husband recognized his wife was having a stroke and called for help right away.

The CDC says 1-in-33 babies born in the United States are born with birth defects, often linked to nutrient-deficiencies during pregnancy. TODAY's Jill Martin meets Perelel founders Alex Taylor and Victoria Thain Gioia, two entrepreneurs who created ...

Author Mel Robbins sits down with TODAY's Savannah Guthrie to talk about her new book, "The Let Them Theory," about allowing yourself to detach from other people's actions and focusing on the things you can control. "The more that you let other ...

Actor Eric Dane, known for his roles in "Euphoria" and "Grey's Anatomy," announces he's been diagnosed with ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, which has no cure. "I feel fortunate that I am able to continue working," he tells People. NBC's Joe ...

Though he endorsed measles vaccines, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. continues to sow doubt about vaccine safety.