Stereotypes mask premature death trends among Asian Americans, study finds

Two large studies released this month found that commonly used racial categories in U.S. health data obscure significant disparities among Asian American patien...

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Kimchi is named for the first time in the U.S. Dietary Guidelines for Americans, appearing in a section that addresses fermented foods and gut health. The updat...

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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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