Catastrophic health insurance offers low monthly premiums and high deductibles for people under 30 or with exemptions. Learn about eligibility, coverage, and whether subsidies or financial assistance apply.

A bittersweet last day of summer, a late-night song in Brooklyn and more reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary.

Food should be a source of joy, not illness.

We surveyed thousands of people living with types 2 diabetes to provide an in-depth look at the challenges they face.

Multiple sclerosis (MS) can affect children, though it's less common than in adults. The Valdez family shares their story about Aaliyah's diagnosis at age 6, and how they've been impacted by MS.

We connected with owner Katrina to talk about what makes her play cafe special, from quarterly playroom refreshes to giving moms a chance to drink their coffee while it’s hot.

Carrie Davidson, owner of Elemental Yoga & Wellness, experienced something no studio owner ever should: a fire that resulted in a total loss of her beautiful space.

Healthline and the American Lung Association invited pro storyteller Adam Wade to host a storytelling workshop about life with asthma. Hear the stories.

There are many ways to get involved and show your support for Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, including online options. From donating to raising awareness to volunteering, you can find an approach that works for you. Read on to learn more about how

Glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonists (GLP-1 RAs) are a class of medications used to treat type 2 diabetes. Learn about the different types of short- and long-acting GLP-1 RAs, the potential benefits and side effects of GLP-1 RAs, and how they

When it comes to bacterial infections, maybe we should be fighting fire with fire.

Created by the Affordable Care Act to cut costs and improve quality, Medicare’s penalty programs disproportionately impact hospitals serving the sickest and poorest patients.

Patient advocate Krista Deveau shares her story of learning to manage anemia while living with Crohn's disease. Through seeking a second opinion and changing her treatment plan, Krista was able to build up her energy levels and improve how she felt

Millennials are hopeful for the future. But if they don’t pay attention to their hearts, they might not be around to see it.

High doses of the vitamin biotin in a person's blood can cause errors in some medical lab tests, and these faulty test results have already been linked to one death, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

Dermatologists share the best DIY face masks for for oily, acne-prone, dry, sensitive, and combo skin—made with staples like honey, avocado, and aloe vera.

The best sippy cups help kids transition from a bottle to an open cup. We spoke with pediatric feeding therapists, pediatricians, and other experts, and tested dozens of sippy cups in the lab and with our kids to find the best options for families.

Welcome to your inside look at BAB NYC (BodyArt Barre), where dance-driven movement meets science-led health to redefine what fitness can be. Co-Founders Paola Reyes and Vickiana Arias-Peña are creating a studio centered on women's life stages.

We tested the best maternity leggings during our pregnancies and came up with 11 leggings that provide comfort, support, and style for wearing to work, the gym, or even to bed: budget-friendly picks from Old Navy and H&M, flare styles, workout