Health experts around the globe stress fruit and vegetable intake. But adults might not be getting enough of these items in their diets.

Obesity in the United States is often blamed on unhealthy diet choices like fast food. But fast-food joints may not deserve all the blame.

Major depressive disorder and obesity have previously been connected to chronic conditions like cancer, high blood pressure and diabetes. But major depressive disorder and obesity may also be connected.

The saying "Like mother, like daughter" may not be as true as it seems — at least when it comes to drinking habits.

Although children have been eating more fruit in recent years, they still may not be eating enough fruits and vegetables overall.

Being obese is associated with having health issues, which can include sepsis. But obese patients may have better recovery rates from sepsis than normal-weight or overweight patients, new research suggests.

Being obese or overweight can increase the risk of a host of health problems — diabetes, heart disease and stroke, for instance. Packing too many pounds may also raise the risk of rheumatoid arthritis.

Tree nuts are full of various nutrients, including protein, fatty acids, fiber and vitamins, and new research suggests that they may actually help fight disease.

Many women feel pressure to be thin at a young age. But dieting early in life may hurt their health later.

Fruits and vegetables may not only benefit waistlines. New research suggests plant-rich diets may also increase life spans.