Why Incontinence After Pregnancy Is So Common
After having a baby, your bladder control may not be as strong as it was pre-pregnancy. Here's why postpartum incontinence is so common.
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11 Uncommon Triggers Of Multiple Sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis is a neurological disease with no clear known cause, but there are many potential risk factors and triggers -- some of which are less common.
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The Negative Impact UTIs Can Have On Your Quality Of Life
A urinary tract infection, or UTI, is an unpleasant and often uncomfortable infection that impacts the urinary tract. Here's how it can affect quality of life.
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How Lupus Affects Your Oral Health
In people with lupus, the body begins to attack itself. In some cases, the mouth can be affected, which presents various challenges to oral health.
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How Long Are You Contagious When You Have Bronchitis?
Characterized by a hacking cough that can linger for upwards of two weeks, many may wonder how long they may be contagious when catching the infection.
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How Many Types Of UTIs Are There?
While many people may know what a urinary tract infection (UTI) is, perhaps not everyone is aware of how many different types of UTIs there are.
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How Thyroid Dysfunction May Lead To Diabetes
If your doctor diagnoses you with a thyroid condition, you are not alone. At least 12% of Americans will develop thyroid dysfunction in their lifetime.
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3 Foods That Can Help Prevent Prostate Cancer, According To An Oncologist
In an exclusive interview, Health Digest spoke with Dr. J. Ben Wilkinson, an oncologist, about steps you can take to reduce your risk of prostate cancer.
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Infectious Disease Expert Weighs In On Whether A Polio Epidemic Can Happen Again
After the COVID-19 and mpox outbreaks, you may have questions about other pandemics. Health Digest spoke with Dr. Park to ask if a polio epidemic could happen.
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Eli Lilly Becomes First Pharmaceutical Company To Cap Insulin Prices For Those On Private Insurance
Good news is on the horizon for those who take insulin as pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly plans to lower costs for this potentially life-saving medication.
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FDA Advisers Back Pfizer RSV Vaccine For Seniors Despite Key Concerns
An FDA panel recently voted in favor of Pfizer's RSV vaccine despite some concerning health issues that arose during clinical trials.
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Common Causes Of Stiff Knees After Sitting
Our knee joint is one of the joints in our body, most primed for mobility. But it is also among those most prone to stiffness. Here's what to look out for.
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Is It Safe To Undergo Chemotherapy When Pregnant?
Cancer treatments like chemotherapy may seem impossible to undergo while pregnant, but if done at the correct time, it may still be a safe treatment.
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Real Housewife Jackie Goldschneider On Her Recovery From Disordered Eating - Exclusive Interview
Jackie Goldschneider discussed her recovery from disordered eating and her decision to limit her time on "The Real Housewives of New Jersey."
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Why Your Blurry Vision Might Be More Serious Than You Think
You may think blurry vision is no big deal. But if your vision suddenly gets blurry, or prescription lenses don't correct your poor eyesight, pay attention.
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How Air Pollution Can Lead To Neurological Issues
We've long known that polluted air increases the risk of lung diseases. More recent research also highlights a link between pollution and neurological issues.
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Is There A Link Between Lupus And Anxiety?
Lupus is an autoimmune disorder affecting different body parts, including the skin, joints, kidneys, and brain. Could anxiety be among its symptoms?
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FDA Authorizes First US At-Home Combo Flu And COVID Test
Differentiating between flu and COVID can be tricky. However, doing so just became a little easier thanks to a new at-home test. Here's what to know.
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How To Treat An Infected Nail
A nail infection, or paronychia, is an infection that affects the skin around the nail. Prompt care can keep it from getting worse. Here's how to treat it.
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How To Prevent Hypoglycemia If You Have Type 1 Diabetes
People with Type 1 diabetes must carefully balance their insulin doses with their food intake and physical activity, and this requires planning.
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How To Spot Signs Of Frostbite
In winter, there is more to be concerned about than just being cold, as temperatures can bring about frostbite. Luckily, there are signs to indicate frostbite.
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What Conditions Can Be Treated By Cold Laser Therapy?
Cold laser therapy is a type of medical treatment that uses low light levels at specific wavelengths to stimulate healing. These are the conditions it can help.
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Is Pneumonia Contagious?
Pneumonia caused by bacterial infection is often the most potentially dangerous kind of pneumonia, in which hospitalization may be required.
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How Chemotherapy Can Affect Your Skin
Chemotherapy is a vital part of cancer treatment and has helped save countless lives. However, it can cause side effects, including skin issues.
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What's The Difference Between Chronic Appendicitis And Acute Appendicitis?
There are two different types of appendicitis - chronic and acute. Here is the difference between the two as well as how they are diagnosed and treated.
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Why You Might Be At A Higher Risk For Insulin Resistance If You Have PCOS
Polycystic ovary syndrome, or PCOS, impacts hormones, ovulation, and menstrual cycles. It also may create insulin resistance. Here's why.
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What It Really Means If You Have Itchy Feet At Night
While itchy feet can be annoying, it's usually nothing to be alarmed about. If you're curious about why you experience itchy feet at night, keep reading.
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