What Is Type 1.5 Diabetes?
Types 1 and 2 diabetes are the most common. However, various conditions don't fit either of these two groups, such as type 1.5 diabetes. Here's what it is.
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If You Get Sharp Pain In Your Lower Back, It Could Be This
Lower back pain is pretty common, estimated to be affecting well over 500 million people worldwide. If you get sharp lower back pain, here's what it could mean. -
Is Vertigo Genetic?
When a person has vertigo, they might feel like the world is spinning. Various factors play a role in the emergence of the condition, but is vertigo genetic? -
What Over-The-Counter Meds Can Help Manage Your Chemo Side Effects?
Some prescription and OTC drugs may interact with chemotherapy. But many over-the-counter meds can help manage chemo side effects safely and effectively. -
Everything You Should Know Before Getting Knee Replacement Surgery
Are you getting knee replacement surgery soon? If so, we've got everything you need to know before going under the knife. Read on for all the details. -
Dr. Michael Blaivas Reveals How The Weather Really Impacts The Spread Of COVID-19 - Exclusive
In an exclusive interview with Health Digest, Dr. Michael Blaivas, the chief medical officer at Anavasi Diagnostics, explains when COVID-19 is likely to spread. -
Is There A Connection Between Allergies And Joint Pain?
Allergies and joint pain may seem like two completely different health conditions. However, there may be a connection between the two that could surprise you. -
Everything You Need To Know About Kidney Cancer
We've put together a comprehensive list of everything you should know about kidney cancer. Read on for all the details. -
Lily Brooks O'Briant On Cancer Activism Work And Her Connection With St. Jude Children's Research Hospital - Exclusive
Lily Brooks O'Briant shared how she got involved with St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and how her activism experiences informed her new Apple TV+ series. -
Can Collagen Help Lower Blood Pressure?
Many people don't realize they have hypertension, and the condition can cause damage to your body for years before it is discovered. -
Your Cholesterol Levels Mean More Than You Think
LDL is usually called the "bad" cholesterol. Excessively high LDL cholesterol levels indicate an increased risk of heart attacks and strokes. -
Everything You Need To Know About Allergic Asthma
As implied by the name, allergic asthma is asthma triggered by allergens. Here's everything you need to know about this type of asthma. -
Hyperhidrosis Explained: Causes, Symptoms, And Treatments
Do you sweat a lot? Well, you could have something called hyperhidrosis, which is basically excessive sweating. Keep reading for more details. -
Why One Flu Shot For Kids May Not Be Enough This Season
The AAP urges that all children over 6 months should receive their annual flu shot by the end of October. However, some children may need to get more than one. -
Researchers Reveal A Number Of Health Risks That Come With Sleep Apnea
Sleep apnea is a common condition that may affect up to a quarter of Americans. Now research reveals some of the impacts it can have on our health. -
13 Health Conditions That Strength Training Can Improve
You might be surprised at everything strength training can do for your body, mind, and health. Here are some health conditions strength training can improve. -
Warning Signs Of Osteoporosis You Should Never Ignore
Osteoporosis is called a "silent disease" that often gives little warning before you begin breaking bones, but here are some signs to look out for. -
7 Foods To Eat And 7 To Avoid When Following A Vestibular Migraine Diet
Trigger foods for vestibular migraines can vary from person to person. Here are some foods to eat and to avoid when following a vestibular migraine diet. -
New Research Shows What Physical Activity Does For Female Life Expectancy
Many of us know genetics isn't the only determinant of longevity. But one lifestyle factor, in particular, may help increase our lifespan more than others. -
Exercises To Help Relieve TMJ Pain
If you have a TMJ disorder causing pain or achiness in your jaw, these exercises and stretches can help relieve soreness and strengthen the area. -
The 4 Stages Of Uterine Cancer Explained
Uterine cancer is typically divided into four stages to determine the severity of the disease. -
What You Should Do If You're At Risk Of Developing Lymphedema
Lymphedema is a painful condition that causes tissue swelling because the lymphatic system cannot drain out lymph. Here's what you can do if you are at risk. -
The Unexpected Foods That May Help You Prevent Cancer
Aside from superfoods, here are some foods that are generally not perceived as cancer fighters, but nevertheless possess formidable anti-cancer properties. -
What Puts You At A Higher Risk For Autoimmune Diseases?
Autoimmune diseases affect at least 7% of people in the United States. Learn more about factors that put you at a higher risk for an autoimmune disease. -
What Does It Feel Like When You Have Sciatica?
Most people experience flare-ups when the sciatic nerve is compressed or pinched. Aging, obesity, physical work, and prolonged sitting can contribute. -
The First Thing You Should Do After A Bat Bite
While you won't be able to distinguish a rabid bat from an uninfected bat on sight, there are signs that can indicate the animal may be ill. -
Celebrities That Have Dealt With Aphasia
Bruce Willis' recent diagnosis of aphasia has shed light on the difficult, frustrating condition. Here are some other celebrities who have dealt with aphasia.
