Digestion is a fascinating and complex process. Knowing the ins and outs of your digestive system can help you better understand what to eat (and what to avoid) to maintain digestive health, as well as what to do when something goes wrong.
While labs can evaluate colon health based on blood or stool samples, traditional imaging procedures are the most reliable.
Here's the cheat sheet to guide parents on prepping children for the new school year.
Born with a disorder of the bowel called Hirschsprung disease, Paul underwent surgery at 6 months of age for a delicate repair.
Split yellow peas are particularly potent in the protein department—and they pack a major dose of fiber, too.
A dietitian gives tips to consider when choosing what to pour into your glass or on your cereal.
Half of people age 50 and older will experience this painful bowel condition. Learn how to prevent it—and recognize symptoms when they arise.
The average age for pancreatic cancer diagnosis is 71. John Morris hit it on the nail. But now, he's defying the odds.
About 40% of men say they've been discriminated against or stereotyped because of their size.
Joint pain and weight problems kept Kim Metzger sedentary for years. She found a new groove with cardio-drumming—and later, bariatric surgery.
Born with a rare and life-threatening immune system disorder, baby Emmett gets a new start with a bone marrow transplant.
New research shows people who use antacid drugs are almost twice as likely to need allergy medications.
In the realm of omega-3, fish and plant-based foods are likely to outperform supplements.
