IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.

A fabric shaver, 'superbalm' and more genius hacks for your everyday routine

  • UP NEXT

    How routine anxiety screenings can help American’s mental health

    04:30

  • Get a better night's rest with these tips from a sleep doctor

    05:01

  • Can you get a flu shot too early? Doctor answers viewer questions

    03:39

  • Cancer deaths in US fall steadily with better treatments, prevention

    00:28

  • Al Roker is taking the Start TODAY Walking Club to Universal Studios Orlando

    01:30

  • Runner races 600th marathon after prostate cancer diagnosis

    04:15

  • How to walk with Al Roker at Universal Studios Orlando

    01:27

  • Health panel advises routine anxiety screenings for those under 65

    02:41

  • How to prepare for the active flu season experts are predicting

    01:39

  • What's behind the booming business of medical spas?

    04:54

  • Sarah Sanders announces she's 'cancer-free' after thyroid surgery

    00:30

  • Carson Daly gives update on his recovery after second back surgery

    03:24

  • Legendary TV writer David Milch details battle with Alzheimer’s

    05:09

  • How to keep your child safe while playing sports | Wellness TODAY

    06:04

  • Psychologist shares the mental, physical and emotional benefits of being organized | Wellness TODAY

    04:44

  • 3 people share how they decluttered their lives | Wellness TODAY

    03:45

  • Donna Farizan learns how to play flag football | Wellness TODAY

    03:52

  • Retired nurse saves infant who stopped breathing mid-flight

    01:48

  • Minnesota nurses launch 3-day strike over staffing, patient care concerns

    00:25

  • Biden announces next steps in ‘Cancer Moonshot’ initiative

    00:35

TODAY

Miami mayor talks about citywide masks mandate

07:01

Miami Mayor Francis X. Suarez talks to the 3rd hour of TODAY’s Craig Melvin about the precautions his city is taking to protect people as coronavirus cases surge in Florida. “We want to make sure that our decisions are data driven and protecting our residents,” he said.June 23, 2020

  • UP NEXT

    How routine anxiety screenings can help American’s mental health

    04:30

  • Get a better night's rest with these tips from a sleep doctor

    05:01

  • Can you get a flu shot too early? Doctor answers viewer questions

    03:39

  • Cancer deaths in US fall steadily with better treatments, prevention

    00:28

  • Al Roker is taking the Start TODAY Walking Club to Universal Studios Orlando

    01:30

  • Runner races 600th marathon after prostate cancer diagnosis

    04:15

Best of
TODAY

Play All
Play All