"That’s the single biggest battleground between parent and child concerning eating at 2 years old — vegetables," says Suzette Smookler, director of clinical nutrition at Stony Brook Medicine.

Not only is exploring a new place together super exciting on its own, but on a deeper level, you also learn tons about each other and your vibe as a couple along the way.

Dr. Joshua Miller from Stony Brook Medicine reports on personalized nutrition based on the prediction of glycemic responses.

Baby Benjamin isn’t ready for turkey on his first Thanksgiving, but he’s got a hearty appetite.

Fossil teeth can reveal an ancient species’ deepest, darkest secrets. In a recent study, researchers from Stony Brook University used a single fossilized molar to reveal that the oldest known nectar-drinking bat, scientifically known as Palynephyllum antimaster, was probably omnivorous.

Science students at New York’s Stony Brook University have an unusual offering on the class roster: "JRN 503: Improvisation for Scientists."

Ideally when individuals are other-concerned in their activities, one of the unintended side effects is that they show elevations in their own happiness and energy level, said Stephen Post, an expert on the topic who teaches in the medical school at Stony Brook University.

Thanksgiving can be challenging if you suffer from heartburn, but there are a number of things you can do to have a more pleasant holiday, an expert says.

If you’ve decided the time is right to get serious about going green, you’re in good company: Converging forces in the three years since superstorm Sandy have prompted many Long Islanders to reach the same conclusion.

Faculty, staff, administrators and students at Stony Brook University have a message to the University of Delaware community: You are lucky to have Dennis Assanis as your new president.