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Every week at Riverspring Living in The Bronx, residents are embracing technology and becoming thrill-seekers with the help of virtual reality headsets -- all from the comforts of their armchairs! NBC's Laura Jarrett reports for TODAY on how it's ...
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Joe Biden 's rather sudden diagnosis of aggressive prostate cancer - which has already spread to his bones - is something of a medical mystery.
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Withdrawing or reducing aid has immediate and often fatal effects not only for the countries receiving aid but for people around the globe.
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Prisons are environments that really run on sounds - alarms, tannoys, people's voices. So, what's it like being deaf in prison?
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"They weren't years of enjoyment, but of survival."
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Almost all of us will be guilty of indulging in a sweet treat before bedtime. But experts say even a healthy one-like a piece of fruit-could come with unfortunate health risks.
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A new study shows more than half of all sleep sessions end with the snooze alarm. The lead author of that study, Dr. Rebecca Robbins, joins TODAY to share the new findings, busts the myth that snoozing alarms helps squeeze out extra sleep, and ...
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The 78th World Health Assembly opened on Monday with a broad appeal to global solidarity, as delegates from around the world gather in Geneva to confront mounting health, climate, and financial challenges - and finalise a global treaty to head off .. ...
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My neck has been stiff and painful for three years. Every aspect of my life is affected, including my mental health. I've had physio but nothing has helped. What else can I try?
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From the time her periods began at the age of 11, Louise Spice (above left) knew that 'time of the month' spelled agonisingly painful and heavy periods, fainting fits and mood swings.
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