Will The Opioid Overdose Antidote, Narcan, Soon Be Sold Over The Counter?
The drug that reverses opioid overdoses, Narcan, is available without a prescription but you still need to talk to a pharmacist to get it. That may soon change.
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Simple New Questionnaire Could Lead To Quick COPD Diagnosis
COPD affects up to 15 million people around the United States. To help diagnose COPD earlier, a new screening tool has come out. But how effective is it? -
How School Lunch Guidelines Have Lowered Child Obesity Rates
While maintaining a healthy school meal, lunch guidelines have lowered child obesity rates, and researchers are elaborating on how this was accomplished. -
CDC Finds Teen Girls At A Record High For Mental Health Concerns
The newest CDC data shows startling increases in sexual violence and trauma in girls, leading to higher rates of feelings of hopelessness and depression. -
Why A Rise In Norovirus Cases Is Being Seen Throughout The US
Norovirus cases are on the rise compared to last year. What's driving the jump in infection numbers and do experts think we should be concerned? -
What To Know Regarding A Potential FDA Approved Drug For Postpartum Depression
In cases of postpartum depression, depression symptoms are often more severe and ongoing following childbirth. Luckily, there could be a new potential drug. -
Can A Low-Calorie Diet Delay The Aging Process?
Losing just 5% or 10% of your current weight can benefit your health by managing your cholesterol, blood pressure, and blood sugar. -
Duke Study Says Algorithm Can Detect Autism Within 30 Days After Birth
A new study from Duke University used an algorithm to detect autism within the first 30 days of a child's life. Here's everything you need to know. -
Are Americans Too Dependent On Sleep Aids?
70 million people in the U.S. suffer from a sleep-related disorder and many use sleep aids to get a good night's rest. But are we too dependent on them? -
CDC Explains What Caused The Latest Strep Throat Surge In Kids
The CDC recently announced that the U.S. is seeing an increase in group A strep throat cases among children. What is the reason behind this surge? -
How A Unique Vibrating Pill May Help Combat Chronic Constipation
For those who experience chronic constipation, a new vibrating pill that has recently been cleared by the FDA may be the key to finding relief. -
Why Being Married Can Help Keep Your Blood Sugar Low
While diet and exercise can help you maintain healthy blood sugar levels, it turns out that being married may help keep your blood sugar in check as well. -
Study Shows Antidepressants Are Not Always The Answer To Chronic Pain
There are a variety of treatments available for chronic pain, but one that may not be as effective as previously believed is the use of antidepressants. -
How You Can Take Part In The American Heart Association's CPR Challenge In Honor Of Damar Hamlin
Damar Hamlin is working with the American Heart Association to give more people a chance of surviving a heart attack. Learn how you can participate. -
What Experts Are Saying About The Extended Shortage Of ADHD Medications
More patients have sought out ADHD treatment since the start of lockdown, which has resulted in a nationwide shortage of Adderall. Here's what you should know. -
How New Nutrition Standards Might Take The Sweetness Out Of School Food
The value of healthy meals for children is crucial. In fact, now, experts are looking to target the reduction of sugar and sodium content in school meals. -
How Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes' Ankle Injury Could Impact Him In Super Bowl 2023
Kansas City Chiefs star quarterback Patrick Mahomes will be playing with an injury in Super Bowl 2023. Here's how a doctor says that may affect his performance. -
Hundreds Of Everyday Foods Recalled Due To Possible Listeria Contamination
On February 3, the FDA announced that the food company, Fresh Ideation Food Group, has issued a recall on numerous food products. Here's what to know. -
What To Eat When You Have A Sore Throat
In an interview with Heath Digest, Inna A. Husain, medical director of Laryngology Community Hospital Munster, shares what to eat when you have a sore throat. -
Why Millions Of Americans May Soon Lose Medicaid Coverage
The unwinding of Medicaid, which will begin March 31, 2023 and continue through the year, has the potential to leave millions of Americans without healthcare. -
FDA Announces At-Home Flu And RSV Tests Are In The Works
The FDA has announced that combination COVID, flu, and RSV at-home tests are well on their way to being available for the public. Here's what you need to know. -
How Vitamin D May Reduce The Risk Of Suicide Attempts And Self-Harm
While the sun may help in terms of obtaining vitamin D, now experts are elaborating on using the vitamin to reduce the risk of suicide attempts and self-harm. -
Supermodel Tatjana Patitz's Cause Of Death Explained
German supermodel Tatjana Patiz -- known as one of the "original supermodels" emanating from the 90s -- passed away on January 11 at 56 years old. -
Why The FTC Is Charging GoodRx With Over A Million Dollar Penalty
Recently, GoodRx was hit with a high penalty charge from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), and now both parties are elaborating as to why. -
Ozzy Osbourne's Robotic Spinal Treatment Potentially Hindered By Parkinson's, Surgeon Says
Ozzy Osbourne recently announced he will no longer be able to tour. Here's what to know about the revolutionary spinal treatment he tried to keep him going. -
Why The CDC Is Warning Americans To Stop Using EzriCare Artificial Tears
The CDC has launched an investigation regarding bacteria-related infections stemming from EzriCare Artificial Tears. Here's everything you need to know. -
Why The US Tops The List Of Nations With The Worst Health Outcomes
Despite the United States spending 18% of its GDP on healthcare, it still rates the lowest among high-income countries in health outcomes. Here's more.
