Kimchi listed in US dietary guidelines for 1st time

Asian women who have never smoked in Northern California are experiencing a sharp and underrecognized rise in lung cancer, eight years of Kaiser Permanente data...

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New research from AARP indicates that loneliness is affecting older Americans at a higher rate than in previous years, with 40% meeting the threshold for loneli...

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A new study in South Korea found that eating kimchi powder every day can make key immune cells more alert while helping the body maintain steady immune control....

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A walking technique developed in Japan is gaining attention on social media as users attempt a routine built on fixed three-minute intervals. Known as interval...

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A global review published by The Lancet reports that many familiar convenience foods, including instant noodles, sweetened beverages and packaged snacks, are li...

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Alice Wong, the trailblazing disability rights activist and author who amplified underrepresented voices in American society, died Nov. 14 in San Francisco at a...

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Asian American women may face a higher lifetime risk of developing dementia than their male counterparts partly because men are more likely to die before the di...

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Air pollution from oil and gas operations causes about 91,000 premature deaths in the United States each year, with Asians, Black, Hispanic and Native American...

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Romantic partners are significantly more likely to share psychiatric diagnoses, a new study shows, and their children face double the risk when both parents hav...

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Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander people have the highest rate of ischemic stroke in the U.S., according to a study published in Neurology on Aug. 27. Resear...

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