MrBeast Is Jumping Into The Healthcare Game By Funding This Costly Procedure
MrBeast, a well-known YouTube personality, is jumping into the healthcare space to help those who are experiencing vision loss.
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How Your Morning Coffee With Milk May Prevent Inflammation
The first thing many of us do in the morning is to make a cup of coffee. It turns out your morning cup of joe and a splash of milk may help fight inflammation. -
Study Finds Heart Failure Risks Increase If You Live In Rural Areas
Unfortunately, millions of Americans have heart failure. In fact, now, experts are finding that those in rural areas may be more at risk for heart failure. -
Original Wednesday Addams Actress Lisa Loring's Cause Of Death Explained
Lisa Loring, who played the first Wednesday Addams in the 1960s, died Saturday, January 28. Here are the details to know about the late actress's health. -
How Preconceived Autism Assumptions May Have Led To Years Of Underdiagnosis
A new study has identified a possible factor contributing to the underdiagnosis of autism and preconceived notions about autism and intellectual disability. -
Why The FDA Is Looking To Work On New Regulatory Guidelines For CBD Use
As of now, there's only one CBD drug approved by the FDA. However, the agency recently announced that they were looking to work on new guidelines for CBD use. -
New Study Shows How Ants May Help Detect Cancer Early
When it comes to cancer prevention, insects may have the potential to aid in the early detection of the disease. Now, ants may be able to help. -
Study Shows What Midlife Weight Can Do To You As You Age
Age-related changes can affect our body shape in many ways. A 2022 study found that these changes in weight could have a major impact on our long-term health. -
How Preeclampsia During Pregnancy Can Impact Your Heart Health In The Long Run
Pregnancy takes a toll on the body, particularly if you've been diagnosed with preeclampsia. Here's how your heart health may be affected after preeclampsia. -
Are Certain Workout Forms Better For Your Brain Health Than Others?
Exercise does the mind and body a world of good. But are there certain types of workouts that are better for your brain health? Read on to find out. -
Registered Dietitian Explains When Too Much Protein Can Become A Problem
In an exclusive interview with Health Digest, registered dietitian Jamie Feit weighed in on when consuming excessive amounts of protein can be a problem. -
How The FDA Is Attempting To Reduce Lead Exposure In Baby Food
Lead exposure can pose serious health risks to young children. The FDA is recommending new industry guidelines regarding lead levels in processed baby foods. -
Study Finds A Healthy Lifestyle Is Key To Living With Chronic Pancreatitis
Although surgery is sometimes necessary for those with chronic pancreatitis, a new study shows how a healthy lifestyle is essential to living with the disorder. -
What Experts Have Realized With The Newly Identified VEXAS Syndrome
With more information on the table, experts are now elaborating on what they have discovered regarding the recently identified VEXAS syndrome. -
How Skipping Your Workout To Sit Or Lie Down Can Impact Your Memory
Are idle hands really the devil's workshop? That remains to be seen. But new research indicates that idle bodies might lead to decreased cognitive function. -
Study Finds Gel Manicures Can Harm More Than Just Your Nails
Gel manicures are beloved by many as they last much longer than a regular manicure. But it turns out they may also pose a danger to your health. -
Why Risk For Multiple Sclerosis Could Be Higher In Teenagers
There are many factors that may increase your chances of developing multiple sclerosis (MS). Here's why the risk may be higher for some teenagers. -
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. -
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. -
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. -
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. -
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. -
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. -
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. -
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. -
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. -
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.
