Bob Saget's Cause Of Death Explained
Bob Saget was loved by many. His tragic death has led to many unanswered questions, until now as his autopsy reveals his cause of death.
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Why Purple Carrot CEO Andy Levitt Is Okay With People Only Going 80 Or 90% Vegan – Exclusive
Andy Levitt, the founder and CEO of Purple Carrot, a 100% vegan meal kit and meal delivery service, recognizes that not everyone is going to go fully vegan. -
You Might Not Want To Ditch Your Mask Even If Others Aren't Wearing Them
While many states are starting to lift pandemic mask mandates, you might not want to ditch your mask even if others aren't wearing them. -
Study Reveals A Surprisingly Simple Way To Prevent Dizziness When You Stand Up
Dizziness upon standing can be uncomfortable. However, researchers suggest there are ways to prevent it from happening with these simple movements. -
How A Healthy Gut May Be Key To A Healthy Brain
If your brain has been a bit foggy lately, scientists say that this isn't all in your mind. In fact, the source of the problem could very well be in your gut. -
Researchers Bust The Myth That Vaping Helps You Quit Smoking
Vaping has become increasingly popular, especially as a means to quit cigarette smoking. -
Want To Add 13 Years To Your Life? Experts Say Eat More Of These Foods
Longevity is something many of us strive for as it can add years to our life. Fortunately, researchers have identified key foods that can increase our lifespan. -
Why Anxiety And Depression Have Soared For Disabled Americans During The Pandemic
Many people have acutely experienced anxiety and depression due to the pandemic. Here's why these mental health conditions have soared for disabled Americans. -
Peloton Instructor Emma Lovewell Talks Adding Plant-Based Foods To Her Diet – Exclusive
In an exclusive interview with Health Digest, Peloton instructor Emma Lovewell revealed how she's successfully added more plant-based foods into her own diet. -
Treating Wrinkles With Botox Might Be Better For You Than You Realize
Botox is making waves in the scientific community with some promising new research pointing to improved mental health outcomes. Here's everything you need to know. -
Study Reveals The Startling Number Of People That Drive While Impaired
Study reveals there are still high rates of driving under the influence. And with the legalization of marijuana, this number may be climbing ever higher. -
A Common Childhood Illness Could Actually Be A Symptom Of Omicron
With the Omicron variant of COVID-19 spreading quickly, doctors are noticing an increase in young patients who come in with croup and also test positive. -
How Tech Could Be A Game Changer In Spinal Cord Injury Paralysis
Spinal cord injury treatments are becoming more advanced with the help of technology. And it's giving some patients hope they can walk again. -
Miss America Emma Broyles On Being Diagnosed With Dermatillomania – Exclusive
Miss America Emma Broyles opened up to Health Digest about being diagnosed with dermatillomania, a skin-picking condition that is closely related to OCD. -
The Surprising Way Wordle Can Actually Boost Brain Power
America's latest craze is one you might want to jump on. -
HIV VB: Everything We Know So Far About The New HIV Variant
A new HIV variant has been discovered. Here's what you should know. -
How The Pandemic Is Taking A Toll On Our Sleep Habits
People all across the globe feel the stress of COVID-19 permeating their emotional and mental well-being -- and this is taking a huge toll on our sleep habits. -
Thanks To Our Genes We Might Be Losing One Of Our Five Senses
A new study suggests that we might be losing this sense over time. -
The Surprising Way The Pandemic Is Affecting Oral Hygiene
The COVID-19 pandemic forced many to completely restructure their way of life and, apparently, even oral hygiene, a study has found. -
The Surprising Way Chewing Sugar-Free Gum Could Protect Unborn Babies
Chewing sugar-free gum may help prevent early birth and protect unborn babies, according to a recent study. Here's how. -
Could Exercise Be The Secret To Staying Sharp As You Age?
Physical activity is a critical aspect of healthy aging. Not only can it stave off physical illness, but it can help keep our minds healthy as well. Here's how. -
The Surprising Reason The Pandemic Could Be Affecting Your Memory
The pandemic may be affecting your memory and researchers are looking at the reasons why. Here's what you need to know if you've experienced memory loss. -
How Disturbing Warning Images Could Cut Soda Consumption
A study just published reveals how the use of cautionary images on the product label about the health risks of drinking soda may cut soda consumption. -
The Surprising Way Eating Meat Could Be Linked To Multiple Sclerosis
Autoimmune diseases like MS are linked to gut bacteria. A new study shows the surprising way eating meat could be linked to multiple sclerosis. -
Inside Joe Biden's Initiative To Reduce Cancer Deaths By Half In The Next 25 Years
President Biden has announced new plans being launched through the Cancer Moonshot initiative, centering around a specific goal: to "end cancer as we know it". -
What It Really Means If You're A Tinglehead
Anecdotal evidence suggests sounds, like crinkling paper and whispers, may provide pleasure and stress relief for some. These individuals are also known as tingleheads. -
Melatonin May Be Doing More Harm Than You Think
Melatonin is a natural supplement that can help induce sleepiness. While rates of melatonin consumption are on the rise, are there any health risks to be aware of?
