Why Meal Timing Could Be A Game Changer For Diabetes Management
Researchers have recently become interested in assessing the timing of meals and certain foods in diabetic patients. Here's what the research reveals.
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Why You Should Be Adding More Eggs To Your Diet, According To A Nutrition Expert
A classic breakfast food, eggs have previously gotten a bad rap for their cholesterol content. Here is what a doctor said about adding more eggs to your diet.
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FDA Moves To Make Opioid Overdose Medication Available - No Prescription Needed
A life-saving opioid overdose-reversing medication may soon be available over-the-counter, potentially saving many lives.
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What Experts Want Gen Z To Know About Sun Safety
Now that summer's here, health experts want to boost our awareness of proper sun protection. And Gen Z may benefit the most, according to a recent poll.
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Performance-Enhancing Supplements Could Affect Your Health, Even If They're Legal
Many companies sell performance-enhancing supplements direct-to-consumer, but experts warn of the dangers to our health, even if they're legal.
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Could Your Metabolism Offer More Clues About Your Health Than Your Genes?
There may be a more precise way of determining who is more at risk for some disorders, and it has to do with metabolism rather than genes.
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New Research Finds A Unique Alternative To Opioids To Treat Pain After Surgeries
Doctors have been looking for ways to help patients manage their pain without needing opioids, and new research may have discovered a way.
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How To Keep Asthma Symptoms Under Control During The Summer
While there's not an easy answer for preventing all asthma symptoms, there are some things you can do to minimize the impact on your health.
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Study Finds This Popular Diet Is Still One Of The Best At Preventing Cognitive Decline
The study, which was conducted across racial and ethnic groups, showed that there may be a bidirectional relationship between nutrition and cognitive function.
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What To Know About Biden's Executive Order To Protect Abortion Access
The executive order President Joe Biden is expected to sign will not restore abortion rights on a federal level when it goes into effect.
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Does Taking Vitamin C Daily Really Boost Your Immune System?
Vitamin C acts as a powerful antioxidant and may naturally boost our immunity. However, to find out for sure, Health Digest spoke with Jamie Feit, MS, RD.
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Does Lowering Nicotine Doses In Cigarettes Help Smokers With Mental Health Conditions Quit?
Now, researchers are exploring how lowering levels of nicotine may help smokers with mental health conditions quit. Here's everything you need to know.
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Study Reveals Sleepless Nights Affect Your Risk For Heart Disease
Millions of Americans suffer from insomnia. Now, a new study reveals sleepless nights affect your risk for heart disease. Here's what you need to know.
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Should You Be Concerned About The Recent Marburg Virus Outbreak In Africa?
Ghana is taking action against a recent Marburg virus outbreak after two men died in June of the illness. Here is what you need to know.
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Everything We Know About The Avian Flu Outbreak
The spread of a highly contagious bird flu is underway in the United States. Here's what you need to know and how to protect yourself.
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Study Sheds Light On Important Link Between ADHD And Mental Health Challenges
Research is showing strong links between ADHD and mental health challenges like anxiety and depression. Here's what to know.
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Why Experts Are Optimistic To Use Apple Watches And Other Devices To Help With IBD Conditions
Although inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is considered incurable, there is new research on the horizon that may bring long-term relief to those who have it.
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What Researchers Conclude Over Unsuccessful HIV Vaccine Trial
Vaccine research continues for HIV prevention. According to a new study, medical professionals are still seeking an effective drug treatment.
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Why Counting Calories May Work Better For Weight Loss Than Intermittent Fasting
Counting calories and intermittent fasting are two popular ways to lose weight. Here's why counting calories may be more effective in dropping unwanted pounds.
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Study Finds How A Toxic Chemical Can Make Freshwater Fish Harmful To Your Health
Fish is generally considered a healthy food. But a new study sheds light on certain kinds of fish that may be doing more harm than good.
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How 2 Eye Diseases Can Affect The Progress Of Age-Related Macular Degeneration
Many of us will experience some type of vision impairment as we age. Now researchers are learning about two conditions that contribute to it.
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Researchers Discover How Meditation May Improve Your Gut Health
While many people may jump to the conclusion that meditation is used to relax, that's not the only thing experts are recommending it for nowadays.
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Why There's A Rise In ER Visits Among Older Americans Using Cannabis
Medical marijuana may help older adults with certain health conditions. However, now experts are elaborating on the reason they're noticing a rise in ER visits.
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Why Avoiding Fast Food Can Help Save Your Liver
Nowadays, it can be challenging to avoid the convenience of fast food restaurants. However, experts are elaborating on how it could be harming the liver.
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What 5-Minute Walks Every 30 Minutes Can Do For Your Body If You Sit All Day At Work
Moving your body often may be tricky if you're in front of a computer all day. But even small amounts of exercise can combat the effects of too much sitting.
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Evel Knievel's Son Robbie's Cause Of Death Explained
Robbie Knievel, son of famed daredevil Evel Knievel, has died at the age of 60 after spending the past few days in hospice. Here's what we know about his death.
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How A Clinical Trial Shows Promising News For Children With Peanut Allergies
Life is much more stressful when your child has a peanut allergy. A recent clinical trial, however, is showing promise in desensitizing allergic reactions.
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