So that'll be a large pizza with pepperoni and sausage. Would you like to add some nutrition counseling to that?

Bring on the bread. Eating gluten at a young age may not raise kids' risk of celiac disease.

Couch potatoes, get up and move. Exercise — even a little bit — could help you live longer.

Mom's advice to take your vitamins could be right on target. Vitamin D — the “sunshine vitamin” — might help prevent colon cancer.

An ingredient in your breakfast cereal may be preventing birth defects all across the US.

Even the strongest, most determined patients who have won a battle against cancer may still face long-term, invisible issues after their treatment ends. Fortunately, help is in reach for cancer survivors.

Booze at bedtime can mean a restless night for young adults. Young adults who have a drink an hour or so before bedtime may have changes in brain activity tied to disturbed sleep.

It's relatively new, but the rotavirus vaccine may be an effective way to stop the spread of rotavirus in kids.

Temper tantrums and telling fibs are often a normal part of being a young kid. Some behaviors, however, could be a tip-off that there’s more going on.

A simple equation may lead to a longer life for prostate cancer patients: androgen deprivation therapy plus radiotherapy equals longer survival for those diagnosed with prostate cancer.