Chick-fil-A's CEO responded to questions from Craig Melvin about the company's position on equal rights and a previous backlash from protesters who criticized Chick-fil-A for being anti-LGBTQ+. Also, a leading cancer researcher died of the disease she was trying to cure after sharing her first symptom, and a cardiologist recommended this vegetable that can help lower your blood pressure.
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In an interview with Craig Melvin on TODAY, Chick-fil-A CEO Andrew Cathy was asked about the company's position on equal rights and what he would say to protesters who previously criticized Chick-fil-A about donations to conservative Christian groups seen as anti-LGBTQ+.
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Dr. Rachna Shroff, a physician-scientist who spent much of her career researching treatments for gastrointestinal cancers at the University of Arizona Cancer Center, died at 47 from an aggressive form of the disease she was trying to cure. The mother of two was diagnosed in May after she developed this one symptom.
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In TODAY.com’s Expert Tip of the Day, a cardiologist reveals which vegetable helps the body produce a “potent vasodilator,” which opens blood vessels and promotes blood flow.
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You can now download the Start TODAY app — and access our October challenge and weekly meal plans — for FREE! To celebrate, we're inviting you to tonight's virtual coaching call with nutrition expert and dietitian Joy Bauer. Joy will walk us through a few easy breakfast ideas to keep your health on track this fall and answer your nutrition questions. We can't wait to see you there!
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Good news, beauty lovers! We’re bundling editor-loved favorites from top beauty brands — and they ship free. Tune in this morning to grab one before it’s gone!
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Think of these baked enchiladas from chef and cookbook author Fermín Núñez as a tortilla casserole with generous amounts of cheese, chicken and boiled tomatillo salsa verde.
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