Why The Fake Eli Lilly Tweet About Free Insulin Is Sparking Chaos
A fake Eli Lilly account tweeted a free insulin announcement, which left many individuals taken aback. However, now it's just caused more confusion.
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Researchers Believe This Is When Cervical Cancer Could Become A Thing Of The Past
Cancer seems unavoidable, and while today that may be, in the future, it may not. A new study predicts how and when cervical cancer will no longer be an issue. -
These Are The Most Common Signs Of Autism In Women And Research Says You Probably Don't Realize Them
Autism may present differently in women than in men which may lead to misdiagnoses and mental health issues. Here are the most common signs of autism in women. -
The CDC Warns Against Listeria Outbreak Found In Deli Meat
Marked by diarrhea, fever, and chills, listeriosis can potentially make you very ill. Here's what the CDC wants you to know about the latest listeria outbreak. -
Researchers Say These Foods Have The Same Addictive Qualities As Tobacco
You may want to think twice before reaching for those potato chips. Here's what to know about the foods that researchers say are just as addictive as tobacco. -
Study Finds A Large Prevalence Of Americans Who Have This Common Sleeping Problem
Our overall health is directly connected to good-quality sleep. However, a recent study revealed an average sleeping issue most Americans are facing. -
Researchers May Now Know Why Kidney Disease Is Typically Harder On Men
Women and female mice recover from acute kidney injury (AKI) better than males, and the reason has been a mystery. But a new study may have the answer. -
Jennifer Aniston Opens Up About Her Journey With IVF
For the first time, Jennifer Aniston, 53, recently opened up about her "challenging" journey with in vitro fertilization (IVF) in an interview. -
Breakthrough Breast Cancer Vaccine Deemed Safe In Phase 1 Clinical Trials
Outcomes from a clinical trial have shown that not only can vaccines be effective for breast cancer treatment, but they're likely to be safe. -
Survey Finds People Show Up To Dental Visits High More Often Than You Might Think
Now that marijuana has become legal in many states, patients are showing up to their dental visits high -- and it happens more than you might think. -
The National Park Service Issues Warning Against Toad-Licking For A Psychedelic Trip
Pop culture may have taught us that licking a toad can initiate a psychedelic trip, but health experts are warning against this risky practice. -
Study Finds New Experimental Drug Could Help Patients With Hard-To-Treat Hypertension
A new study has investigated how people with treatment-resistant hypertension would respond to a new experimental drug, baxdrostat -- with encouraging results. -
Study Concludes These Two Types Of Medication Could Reduce Risk Of Age-Related Macular Degeneration
As we age, we can often experience macular degeneration, a loss of eyesight. Learn about a study of medications that may reduce the risk of the condition. -
Why Health Experts Are Concerned About The Recent Amoxicillin Shortage
A recent shortage of the antibiotic amoxicillin has some health experts concerned. Find out why, and learn more about how companies are addressing the shortage. -
Researchers Find New Drug Could Be A Game Changer For Those With High Cholesterol
A new study shows promise for treating high cholesterol. -
Can A History Of Cancer Increase The Risk Of Bone Fractures In The Future?
A new study suggests that older cancer survivors are at a higher risk of some types of fractures than older adults without a prior cancer diagnosis. -
Health Digest Survey: Which Bedtime Habit Helps People Fall Asleep Faster?
Bedtime routines are an important precursor to proper sleep. Here's what a poll of Health Digest readers said is their go-to strategy before tucking in. -
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. -
Why Dialysis Might Not Be The Right Choice For Everyone With Late-Stage Kidney Disease
Dialysis doesn't cure kidney disease, but it can significantly extend your life expectancy. This treatment may not be for everyone, however. -
Why The 'Fall Back' Time Change Can Be Good For Your Health
While the thought of it being dark early after the end of DST can feel distressing, this is actually more in line with our circadian rhythms. Here's why. -
What To Know About Aaron Carter's Health Challenges Over The Years
While authorities have not yet released Aaron Carter's exact cause of death to the public, his brother, Nick, alluded to potential contributing factors. -
Can Alcohol Consumption Lead To Strokes Earlier In Life?
The consumption of alcohol can come with a variety of risks. Now, researchers are looking to see if drinking can cause strokes earlier on in life. -
Why The CDC Is Offering New Guidelines For Doctors Writing Opioid Prescriptions
Recently, the CDC changed its clinical practice guidelines for the prescription of opioids for pain. Here's everything you need to know about the update. -
How Your Smartphone Data May One Day Predict How Long You Will Live
If you could know when you were going to die would you want to? A new study says smartphone data may one day make this a reality. Here's how. -
Study Finds What Just One Dose Of A Synthetic 'Magic Mushroom' Can Do For Hard-To-Treat Depression
Magic mushrooms may make you think of people taking drugs. However, a new study indicates their active ingredient may help those with hard-to-treat depression. -
Health Digest Survey: What Are People's Go-To Healthy Snacks?
To find out people's preferred go-to healthy snack, we issued a survey to readers of Health Digest and asked them to select their favorite snack. -
What Working Out Late In The Day Can Do For Your Health
Working out has many proven health benefits, but does it matter what time of day you exercise? Learn what working out later in the day can do for your health.
