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Can a social media platform like Reddit actually predict if your relationship is ready for a respite?

Legendary singer Tony Bennett and his family have chosen to make his diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease public, in a lengthy profile in AARP.

One thing that could return us to life as we knew last February would be a vaccine to protect against COVID-19, which is still a work in progress.

Are morning people stronger when they work out before daylight? Do nightbirds get a better burn when the sun sets?

Experts urge us to continue to be cautious and to not let our guard down when it comes to social gatherings.

Have you ever heard of the 12-3-30 workout? Thanks to TikTok, a lot of people do now. Here's what it's all about.

A certain beauty hack for lip plumping that has recently gone viral on TikTok is probably one to let pass you by.

Wearing two masks at a time is a new trend that has been gaining popularity over the past few weeks, and experts say that it might be a good idea to try it out.

Experts aren't sure whether or not medications, such as acetaminophen or ibuprofen, can reduce the effectiveness of the vaccine for sure. Here's what to know.

While the COVID-19 pandemic is still raging around the world, the regular influenza season has been mild in the U.S. this year — so far.

With the recent revelation of new COVID-19 strains, some European countries have issued improvised mask-wearing regulations in hopes to better combat the virus.

Mega-retailer Walmart is pledging to give the U.S.'s vaccination efforts a big boost.

One thing we don't know much about is air pollution's effect on the eyes — until now.

Pharmaceutical giant Merck & Co. released a statement yesterday announcing that it was halting the production of its two COVID-19 vaccine candidates.

Explosive-sniffing dogs are a common sight at airports and public gatherings. But some dogs will now be sniffing out a new kind of threat: COVID-19.

While many have become accustomed to wearing face masks on a daily basis, the KF94 face mask has been generating some buzz in recent weeks.

According to recent research, saliva-based testing is nearly as effective as nose-throat swabs to test for COVID-19.

The danger isn't the hand sanitizer on a child's skin — it's the effect the sanitizer has when it gets into the child's eye.

Doctors have been telling us for a long time that reducing the amount of meat in our diets is good for our health. Here's one way this can happen.

While people await their turn to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, many Californians found themselves disappointed as Moderna halted their distribution of one lot.

New research suggests that those with normal blood pressure or stage one hypertension may benefit from stretching more than walking.

With the nationwide COVID-19 vaccine rollout well underway, Aldi is helping to fight the spread of the virus in a unique way.

In the continuing fight against COVID-19, doctors and nurses may soon have a new, unpretentious tool in their medical arsenal — humble seaweed.

Hilary Duff believes that she most likely caught an eye infection from the frequent COVID-19 tests she had to take on the set of her show Younger.

There have been concerns that artificial sweeteners could actually increase someone's chances of developing type 2 diabetes.

A recent study showed that during the more stringent lockdown time of the pandemic, over a third of participating couples depended on the woman for child care.

Vitamin B6 could potentially play a role in helping to relieve the symptoms of COVID-19 — but there isn't enough evidence to back that up yet.