Most of us know that getting enough sleep is important to stay healthy, but going to bed and waking up at roughly the same times each day is just as important.

In a study simulating the effects of wildfire smoke on health, researchers found deaths from smoke could rise from 15,000 per year to more than 40,000.

After reports of passengers with flu-like symptoms on a number of international flights, the CDC issued a statement about flu season and travel.

Heart injuries, major bleeding, and sepsis are the leading causes of death related to noncardiac surgery, according to the VISION study.

One in 15 Americans over 40 experiences phantom odors — foul smells without a source – say researchers from the National Institutes of Health.

Declining life expectancies in high income countries worldwide are coinciding with rising rates of young- and mid-adult mortality in the United States.

Flight patterns over populated areas near airports increase health risks like heart disease, sleep problems, and anxiety disorders linked to noise.

A small study suggests that eating breakfast before exercising helps your body burn more carbohydrates for fuel and digest food more quickly afterwards.

So-called fake news — journalism or propaganda based on sensationalism, exaggeration, or deliberate misinformation — why do we fall for it and spread it?

Social media accounts run by internet robots — “bots” — may be behind much of the discussion on Twitter about the health effects of vaping.