Ever wonder why your apple pie doesn't taste quite as good as grandma's? There are two possibilities. Either A) there's a secret ingredient she's not sharing, or B) she's giving it extra love. Seriously - according to scientists, love can actually make food taste better.

Fish oil is commonly cited as being healthy for the heart, but is there any evidence for this claim? And if so, how much do you need to see the benefits?

Good morning, Seattle! We're here to make your healthcare faster, easier, and more convenient than ever before.

Having a tough time selling your kids on Brussels sprouts*? New research implies that the problem may lie in your presentation rather than their palates.

When we feel like we’re getting sick, most of us will reach for one of those “immunity boosting” products loaded with vitamin C. But are these really effective at fighting the common cold?

We are extremely proud to announce that former Senate Majority Leaders Tom Daschle and Dr. Bill Frist have joined the ZocDoc advisory board!

Drinking less coffee is a common New Year’s resolution, but is there any health benefit in cutting back on your morning brew?

Think of it as a pacemaker for the brain. Instead of regulating a heartbeat, however, electrodes surgically implanted deep in the brain may help control moods. While it sounds like the stuff of medical science fiction, such a procedure is providing new hope for those suffering from severe depression.

Winter is definitely upon us. And while Northerners need gyms and/or fortitude to stay fit, some of us are a little more fortunate. We're looking at you, Miami! But even if Miamians have more than their fair share of sun and surf, are they tough enough to use it? Behold... Miami's Healthiest Saturday!

Almost everybody wants to become a better person for the New Year. And whether it’s learning to cook, going to the gym, or just taking more walks, many New Year’s resolutions are all about getting healthy.