Food

February 19, 2026

5 ways to prevent diabetes

Prediabetic? We share some basic ways to help protect your health.

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Cooking With Coach: Bowtie pasta with broccoli and garlic

Made mainly with pantry staples, this easy one-pot pasta dish will be a new weeknight go-to.

Vanderbilt University Men’s Tennis Coach Scott Brown

Cooking With Coach: Roasted Chickpeas

Pretzels and carrot sticks get old. We’ve got some new ideas for you.

A man chooses fruit from a food buffet during a party.

How to eat more healthfully during the holidays

Tips for balancing party food with healthy goals. December is a season of celebration, connection…

How to spot disordered eating in your teen

Signs of disordered eating can be subtle, but early detection and intervention are key.

The benefits of magnesium and how to get enough

Magnesium can boost mood, improve sleep, strengthen muscles and more.

Asian-American mother and daughter eat a meal at a restaurant.

Travel tips for children with food allergies

This mom's tips will help take some of the worry out of navigating food allergies while traveling.

Convenient Care Closer to Home

Vanderbilt Health is here to help if you or your loved one is feeling sick or has a minor injury. Dozens of locations throughout Middle Tennessee offer convenient hours — and can even bring a provider to you.

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Fun candy alternatives for Halloween

Stock your treat bowl with these easy, fun options to cut down on fun-sized candy bars.

The ultimate fall produce guide

Heading to the farmers market? Make your grocery list with our seasonal fall produce guide.

Tips to help your child find constipation relief

How to keep things moving when your child is constipated.

Is iron-deficiency anemia making you tired?

The condition affects more than 1 billion people worldwide. See if your symptoms match up.

Listen to your gut about when to take probiotics

Don’t waste your money on expensive supplements unless you’re taking antibiotics or having gastrointestinal symptoms.

Food when stressed? When sad? How to manage emotional eating

Turning to food because of mood, not hunger, is called emotional eating. Here's how to break the habit.