Drinking six cups of coffee a day may seem extreme to some, but it could cut the risk of getting diabetes. For those worried about caffeine intake, decaf may work just as well.

Many people in the US live with a disability, and many more live with a chronic condition. New research suggests that these two types of issues might often go hand in hand.

They say that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. New research may add more support to that claim, especially when it comes to teens.

How well the brain functions often depends on the body's overall health. For older women with changed hormonal levels and diabetes, brain health may be a particular concern.

Being overweight carries many health risks, and one new study has shown that it may impact your wallet as well.

Latinos are at a particularly high risk of developing diabetes, and it seems the condition is a large concern for this group.

With flu season underway, people with diabetes may want to take extra care. Diabetes patients face a high risk of flu-related health complications. An annual flu shot, however, may help.

Your health care provider may emphasize the importance of exercise, but exactly how important is physical activity for staying healthy?

Diabetes is a condition that can be passed on genetically. But it looks like unrelated family members might be at risk as well.

Deciding how to treat a condition like high cholesterol can be tough, especially when some treatment options have been tied to an increased risk of other health problems.