Is it time for you to talk to someone about how you’ve been feeling? WebMD gives advice on a mental health checkup.

WebMD shares what you should know about depression.

How one self-described 'regular guy' changed his health habits after diagnosis.

A new report reveals immunotherapy helped extend the lives of some patients with the most common type of advanced colon cancer.

With schools reopening, poll finds two-thirds of parents support mandating masks for unvaccinated students, but resistance to vaccinating students remains high. “My child is not a test dummy,” one Black parent told pollsters. Some parents deferred the decision to their teens.

While some of these still unvaccinated people may actually be hesitant -- that is, they have serious questions about the safety or effectiveness of the vaccines -- many just outright refuse to get vaccinated.

COVID-19 rates are surging again, and many Americans who’ve been vaccinated are turning their anger toward those who refuse to get the shot.

Experts and people with schizophrenia describe what it’s like to live with this debilitating mental illness.

Dating when you have schizophrenia can be a challenge. But your condition doesn’t have to stand in the way of a happy, healthy relationship. Get tips on easing into the dating game.

With good planning and an easy schedule, you can keep your RA in check and have a pain-free trip. Try these tips.

How can you handle life with breast cancer? Get advice from women who have lived it.

The fourth U.S. case of melioidosis -- a rare and potentially fatal bacterial disease -- has been confirmed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

A new study has found that two-thirds of the calories consumed by U.S. children and teens come from ultraprocessed foods, an eating pattern that could be driving children toward obesity.

The Biden administration announced several initiatives to promote the safety of in-person college and university this fall as COVID-19 case rates surge across the country.

Pediatric COVID cases are rising sharply. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) says in the last 2 weeks of July, the number of cases in kids leapt from 39,000 to 72,000.

An expert with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration warns that improper use of the nasal irrigation devices can put you at risk for infection.

An experimental gel could be a potential alternative to surgery when treating basal cell carcinoma.

While not available for sale, a study shows that the technology works as well as the gold standard PCR tests and could cost as little as $3 per test, which is less than other COVID-19 home tests.