Millions of Americans take multivitamins in the name of better health. Should you be one?

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Making the Most Out of Multivitamins

If you have high cholesterol, or if you’re at high risk for heart disease and heart attack, some supplements can help lower your cholesterol.

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Supplements for Heart Health

What is The O2 Diet, and can it work for you? WebMD reviews the antioxidant-based O2 Diet plan, including how it works, what you can eat, and whether it’s healthy.

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The O2 Diet Review

U.S. obesity rates are leveling off for most kids and adults, new CDC figures suggest. But we aren’t getting thinner: nearly 13% of teens and 34% of adults are obese.

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Obesity in the U.S.: Are We as Fat as We Can Get?

A new review suggests that having body fat stored in your thighs and backside may actually be good for you.

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Fat in Rear Is Good for You

It’s hard to get good nutrition when you’re sick with a serious illness such as cancer, arthritis, or depression. These tips can help you eat right despite illness.

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Healthy Eating When You’re Sick

The FDA now has “some concern” over child BPA exposure, aligning with other U.S. health agencies and advising Americans to take “reasonable steps” to avoid the plastics chemical.

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FDA on BPA: ‘Some Concern,’ No Ban

Fake, “potentially harmful” versions of the weight loss drug Alli are being sold on Internet auction sites such as eBay, the FDA and GlaxoSmithKline warn.

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Fake Alli Sold on Internet

A new study shows corn oil is the most popular frying oil used for cooking french fries at major fast food outlets, though healthier oils are available.

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Corn Oil Used Most Often for French Fries

The FDA warns that the weight loss drug Meridia raises heart attack and stroke risk in patients with high blood pressure or heart problems.

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FDA Warns of Heart Risk for Meridia