Candy is part of life. It's not something that you only have at Halloween right. So it's okay for kids to learn how to still ...

A mom and BRCA1 previvor shares how her family’s Halloween traditions focus on health, joy, and lasting memories beyond candy, inspired by lifestyle medicine.

With Halloween falling on a Saturday this year, dinner might come well after the last doorbell or haunted maze. For anyone ...

American adults consume an average of 17 teaspoons of added sugar daily. Health experts say a plan — not willpower — is the ...

Halloween is almost here, and for kids, that usually means one very important mission: trick-or-treating for as much candy as ...

Inspect Halloween candy for signs of tampering, check labels for potential allergens and keep perishable foods properly ...

Pediatrician Dr. Christina Brown joins us on air to talk about how a night of fun-size candy bars can leave kids with ...

Q: I love Halloween candy. Is it healthier to eat it all at once or to enjoy it slowly for weeks? Whether it comes from your ...

You don’t have to give up Halloween candy to eat healthy. Six dietitians share their favorite treats and tips for enjoying them in moderation.

Experts say having kids eat a well-balanced meal before heading out to trick-or-treat is a good way to keep them from ...

Worried about Halloween candy overload? Ditch the food rules, break free from diet culture, and help your kids build a ...

People with diabetes can enjoy candy in moderation by choosing small portions, monitoring blood sugar, and considering sugar-free options for healthier indulgence.