Health Conditions

Honey adds that subtle touch of sweetness to your tea, toast, or pancakes. It can also have health effects such as potentially treating a common type of cancer.

Many women find Pap smears uncomfortable, humiliating, and sometimes even traumatic. But, there's now a speculum-free alternative you can ask your doctor about.

From shockingly drastic hairfall to growth in the most unexpected places, your hair can clue you in on some surprising things about the rest of your body.

Looking for a snack that's both tasty and good for you? There is a low-calorie food that you can eat right now to help reduce your risk of prostate cancer

High cholesterol can put you at risk for heart attack and stroke. Here's what you need to know about cholesterol medication if you're over 50.

Should you follow the viral trend of drinking water with baking soda? If you have a certain medical condition, there may be some merit to it, per experts.

There are a lot of supposed health benefits attached to baking soda, including its so-called role as a cancer fighter. But what do medical experts say?

Can drinking pickle brine truly provide relief from persistent stomach pains? Speaking exclusively to Health Digest, a certified registered dietitian weighs in.

Cardiac arrest can be fatal without quick treatment. However, there are certain medications that can reduce your risk of death from cardiac arrest.

When you think of lowering your high cholesterol, oatmeal might first come to mind. However, there's another breakfast cereal that can get the job done too.

The carnivore diet has been touted by many for its supposed health benefits. But is there a possibility that you're risking your heart health by sticking to it?

If you eat popcorn every day, it can have an effect on your cholesterol. However, what that effect is will depend on how you prepare it. We explain.

While bananas are known to be great potassium sources, you might not be aware that this summer vegetables has more, and it can help lower your blood pressure.

Thanks to Tim Walz's son Gus, the public is now becoming familiar with nonverbal learning disorder. Here's what we know about how it can affect people.

Travel guide Rick Steves revealed that he has been diagnosed with prostate cancer. Here's what that means and what might lie ahead for him.

Research indicates that your diet could increase your chances of surviving prostate cancer, especially if you opt for this type of diet. We explain.

A number of things can trigger migraines, including certain foods. For example, if you are prone to migraines, you'll want to avoid this type of cheese.

Many health-conscious people have made apple cider vinegar a regular part of their diets. Interestingly, it may have unexpected effects on cholesterol levels.

Grapes are a popular choice for a quick and easy snack. But research has shown that this tasty fruit can affect your cholesterol levels in unexpected ways.

A vasectomy is generally considered to be safe. However, there has been some debate about whether it is a risk factor for prostate cancer. Here's what to know.

Foods may have different effects on your cholesterol. Some are helpful while others might make it worse. Here's how cranberry juice fits into the picture.

Given the sheer number of fake "cures" out there, it's easy to be skeptical about natural remedies. But there's scientific evidence that some of them do work.

Have you ever been worried whether your cell phone might give you cancer? We'll a deeper look at one type of cancer in particular: prostate cancer.

You put your head on the pillow and close your eyes. Then, you hear it: a thumping sound that seems to coincide with your heartbeat. What does it mean?

Some TikTok users have been sharing cautionary tales against using scented candles. But is there really inherent danger in using these in your household?

While dangerous, prostate cancer is far from a death sentence. Moreover, by paying attention to its warning signs, it can be diagnosed and treated effectively.

Bananas are sweet to eat and packed with nutrition, but did you know they can also have an unexpected effect on your LDL cholesterol levels?