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Heat up your winter vacation at one of these top warm-weather hotels.

The last of a trio of diet drug hopefuls faces scrutiny next week, after two rivals failed to convince U.S. regulators that marginal weight loss associated with their drugs made up for major health risks.

Need a getaway from stressful family reunions and holiday overeating? Why not use those vacation days for a relaxing and luxurious retreat.

NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - The benefits for heart health of eating fish may outweigh concerns over the potential negative impact of increased exposure to mercury as a result, according to a study.

Thousands of people who are picky eaters may actually have the newly-recognized "selective eating disorder." They experience foods differently from the rest of us and often prefer bland, salty foods like grilled cheese sandwiches and french fries.

According to a new study, women who earn more than their husbands are 40 percent more likely to get divorced than women who earn less than their spouse. TODAY’s Amy Robach discusses the study with a relationship and financial expert. (TODAY show)

A new study of long-married couples finds that a person's  individual happiness is closely tied with that of their spouse.

A German woman who splashed out on breast implants with a loan from her then-boyfriend says he's threatening to repossess them after she failed to fully reimburse him.

During Thanksgiving, it's easy to go overboard with the calories and consumption. Temptations of gooey pecan pie and dense sweet potatoes topped with crackly marshmallows make it seem impossible to be disciplined.

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Eating lots of orange and dark green veggies such as carrots, sweet potatoes and green beans may be tied to less disease and longer life, suggests a new study.

Parents beware. Telling your child to clean their plate may help produce a fussy eater, while tight control of what they eat could make children prone to overeating, according to a study.