Katie Mogg

New research shows that seniors think old age starts later than generations before them did.

How old is old? The answer to that question appears to be changing, according to a new study. And the older people get, the later they think old age begins.

A handful of major recalls have been announced in the last six weeks.

Health experts say some foods have been wrongly villainized and can be healthier than people think. The list includes coffee, eggs and potatoes.

Centers for problem gambling are noticing a rise in calls to their helplines. Their directors point to the legalization of sports betting and popularity of apps like FanDuel and DraftKings.

With Florida's ban on abortions after six weeks set to take effect, clinics in North Carolina and Virginia say they are gearing up for a surge in patients.

Water beads start small but expand when immersed in water. If a child swallows one, it can grow inside their body, causing gastrointestinal blockages.

Food makers can now advertise that regularly eating yogurt may reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes without objection from the FDA.

A few days after she began her new skin care regimen — toner, moisturizer, serum and facial mist — the skin around 13-year-old Leora’s lips became red and dry.

Four eye ointment products sold in some Walmart and CVS stores have been recalled because the facility in which they were manufactured may have been unsanitary.

Six people have been diagnosed with measles in an outbreak at an elementary School in Weston, Florida.