Your daily coffee habit, and a few brain games, might be a simple way to help protect your brain from dementia.

Psychologists are shedding light on "fawning," a trauma response rooted in people-pleasing — which experts say can take a significant personal toll.

Hundreds attended a town hall at the Capitol Wednesday in defense of Medicaid. During emotional testimonies, families, patients and advocates pleaded to preserve Medicaid services vital to loved ones and special needs people.

Nine Ada County and one Canyon County residents are seriously ill after consuming raw milk contaminated with E-coli. That includes two children hospitalized.

Influenza B is moving through Idaho and the Treasure Valley, and it’s hitting children and teens the hardest.

Climate change doesn't happen in isolation. Idaho Matters takes a look at how a warming world, shifting economy and human health are deeply connected, and why understanding those links matters now more than ever.

For some teens, when the school day ends, the pressure doesn’t always stop, but the Boise Brick House is changing that.

A new CDC vaccine adviser's call to rethink long-standing immunization guidance is igniting a fierce debate over personal choice versus public health science.

As health insurance costs increase, people using the state health exchange are downgrading coverage. A look at the latest enrollment numbers for the 2026 Your Idaho Health insurance marketplace.

When migraines strike, even the simplest task can become difficult, which is why one women is working to raise awareness and help others live well despite the pain.