Monica Robins

A new flu variant is driving an early, unusual start to flu season, and health experts say getting vaccinated now is your best defense.

Scientists probe why Pennsylvania's measles outbreak is deadlier than usual, plus flu shots in pregnancy and AI that reads health clues in faces.

Gamma Knife delivers precise radiation to brain tumors, often in a single session with little or no recovery time, a Cleveland Clinic expert explains.

A common at-home colon cancer test may miss more cancers in women, plus Jalen Hurts’ blood clots, a new women’s health order and strength training for bones.

Strobe lights, late nights and party excitement can make Halloween risky for people with epilepsy. Cleveland Clinic epileptologist Dr. Stephen Hantus shares how families can celebrate safely and how neighbors can make their displays more…

A geriatrics expert explains which memory and mobility changes deserve attention and how to start the conversation about future care.

When should kids take a mental health day? Plus, smart breakfasts, pre-practice snacks and tips to help picky eaters try new foods.

Football is back, and so are the tailgates. Cleveland Clinic rheumatologist Dr. Ambreesh Chawla explains why game-day favorites like burgers and beer can set off a painful gout flare, and how fans can still enjoy the party.Gout happens when uric acid…

Burgers, beer and too little water can turn game day into a perfect storm for gout. A rheumatologist explains how to enjoy the tailgate still.

A worker's death at a Russian institute puts pneumonic plague in focus, new dementia cases may double by 2050 and a hospital stay now tops $16,000.

What you eat may help lower breast cancer risk, simple steps can ease arthritis pain and why sleep gets harder to come by as you age.

Pope Leo will have a nodule on his lung removed. Here's what to know about lung nodules and the surgery he is having this week. (AP Photo)

Fall brings a flood of Medicare paperwork, and most of it is easy to skim past. One document deserves a closer look because it could be the one that saves

A new study links coffee to a lower risk of liver disease. Plus, do blue light glasses and sleep supplements really work and why calcium matters beyond your bones.

Strobe lights, late nights and broken routines can trigger seizures. An epilepsy expert shares how families and neighbors can keep Halloween safe.