How you cook your hot dogs and hamburgers can impact the health risks associated with meat consumption, especially for ...

New study warns there's no safe amount of hot dogs to eat—processed meats raise risks of diabetes, cancer, and heart disease, ...

Consuming at least a quarter serving of processed meat daily, like two bacon slices or one hot dog, significantly raises dementia risk.

People who regularly eat processed red meat—like bacon, hot dogs, sausage, kielbasa, salami, and bologna—may be at higher risk of developing dementia as they age, suggests preliminary new ...

A study from the Neurology Journal found that long-term and regular consumption of processed red meat was associated with a ...

Hot Dogs, Bacon, and Other Processed Red Meats Raise Dementia Risk Swap out a daily serving of these foods for healthier choices to dramatically reduce your odds of mental decline, according to a ...

Grilling up hot dogs over Independence Day weekend is a tradition across the country, but regularly eating processed meat ...

Study analyzing 77 research papers finds habitual consumption of processed foods increases chronic disease risk, challenging ...

Are hot dogs bad for you? In moderation, hot dogs are a fine BQQ treat, but you have to be careful about nitrates.

What role do hot dogs play in American life? Why have they become ubiquitous with holidays and sporting events? And exactly ...

A dispute has been raging between opposing factions of foodies since the dawn of the internet: Is the hot dog a sandwich?