From menopause to healthy digestion, there can sometimes be vital information missing from conversations surrounding women’s health so Dr. Jennifer Ashton, board-certified in OBGYN and obesity medicine with a master’s in nutrition, joins TODAY to help fill-in some of the blanks.  ​​From menopause to healthy digestion, there can sometimes be vital information missing from conversations surrounding…

 Knowing your family medical history is essential for understanding your health, so NBC News medical contributor Dr. Akshay Syal stops by TODAY to share some helpful tips, including building a family health tree, asking your family questions, and more.  ​​Knowing your family medical history is essential for understanding your health, so NBC News medical contributor Dr….

 Just a month after starting her first job out of college, she experienced scary symptoms that led to a cancer diagnosis and rare relapses.  ​​Just a month after starting her first job out of college, she experienced scary symptoms that led to a cancer diagnosis and rare relapses. 

 Only a tiny number of colorectal cancer cases occur in people younger than 21, but they’re often diagnosed at later stages and more difficult to treat.  ​​Only a tiny number of colorectal cancer cases occur in people younger than 21, but they’re often diagnosed at later stages and more difficult to treat. 

 Shingles is dropping among people who got chickenpox shots but mysteriously rising in people 35 and older, new research shows.  ​​Shingles is dropping among people who got chickenpox shots but mysteriously rising in people 35 and older, new research shows. 

 Omar Hernandez-Tena, who goes by “Tea With Omar” on TikTok, is a Brown University junior who loves Chinese tea culture, particularly gongfu cha (tea with skill).  ​​Omar Hernandez-Tena, who goes by “Tea With Omar” on TikTok, is a Brown University junior who loves Chinese tea culture, particularly gongfu cha (tea with skill). 

 Iris Di Cesare speaks to TODAY.com about receiving her breast cancer diagnosis and the financial burden it became when she unexpectedly lost her real estate job.  ​​Iris Di Cesare speaks to TODAY.com about receiving her breast cancer diagnosis and the financial burden it became when she unexpectedly lost her real estate job. 

 October is the perfect time to revamp your routines, so fitness contributor Stephanie Mansour stops by Studio 1A to break down some easy Start TODAY workouts, which can be accessed for free on the app this month. TODAY nutrition and health expert Joy Bauer also shares some simple meals, including a French toast grilled cheese,…

 Actor Amanda Peet joins TODAY’s Jenna Bush Hager and Sheinelle Jones to chat about Season Three “Your Friends & Neighbors,” who her celebrity crush is, learning slang from her kids and parenting teens. Then, they are joined by Dr. Keith Flaherty, president of the American Associate for Cancer Research, to discuss her experience with breast…

 Amanda Peet had an early breast cancer warning sign six months before she was diagnosed. She reveals the skin symptom that she calls “weird.” It wasn’t a lump.  ​​Amanda Peet had an early breast cancer warning sign six months before she was diagnosed. She reveals the skin symptom that she calls “weird.” It wasn’t a lump.