What will this year’s flu season be like? And when does it start? An infectious disease specialist shares what we know so far.

We tend to think of ourselves as analytical left-brainers or creative right-brain types. But is that really the way it works? A health psychologist weighs in.

Whether you’re tailgating at the big game or gathering with family at home, it’s easy to swap in healthier versions of everyone’s favorite game-day foods.

You’ll get a good dose of vitamin C from grapefruit, but is it for everyone? A registered dietitian explains its benefits and who can eat it.

We can go nose-blind to our own breath. But a dental hygienist says these clues might help you detect bad breath.

Medical studies show the benefits of drinking tea. But what tea is best? Find out what should be in your cupboard from our registered dietitian.

In the first few weeks after giving birth, you might feel teary or sad for no reason thanks to the baby blues. An expert shares what this is, and how it differs from postpartum depression.

You might exercise in cold or hot temperatures to increase your calorie burn, but is it really effective? A sports medicine physician explains.

If you’re having a huge, emotional reaction to something that’s probably small or manageable, you could be crashing out. Learn why and how to recover.