Health - Health Digest

Anne Taylor

Why It May Be More Likely You'll Conceive Over The Holiday Season

If you've been trying to conceive recently, science may be on your side soon.

Lisabeth Fauble

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.

Joanna Marie

What It Means When You Have Pink Vaginal Discharge

There are different types of vaginal discharge, and their consistency and color categorize them. This is what it means when your vaginal discharge is pink.

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Melissa Szaro

Exercises To Help Ease Your Crohn's Disease Symptoms

Crohn's disease can severely impact quality of life, but some lifestyle choices like regular exercise can help manage symptoms. Here are a few workouts to try.

Erin Marie

How Long It Takes Most People To Fall Asleep - Exclusive Survey

How long does it take you to fall asleep? Here's how long it takes most people to fall asleep and what it could mean if it's taking you longer than average.

Jay Wilson

Medical Reasons You Could Be Tired All The Time

Sometimes, the fatigue you're feeling isn't because of something you're doing; it may be a medical condition that needs addressing. Here are some examples.

Erin Marie

How Baking Soda Can Relieve A Sore Throat

Having a sore throat can be quite painful, however, there are certain things you can do to help relieve sore throat pain. Here's how baking soda can help.

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Robin Zabiegalski

Myths You Should Stop Believing About Lyme Disease

Lyme disease is a mysterious and often misunderstood condition. We're here to dispel some myths you should stop believing about Lyme.

Sabika Hassan

What Does It Mean When You Have A Horseshoe Kidney?

If you have horseshoe kidneys this can put you at risk for certain kidney problems, like kidney stones and kidney infections. But what is a horseshoe kidney?

Brie Schmidt

What Happens To Your Body When You Skip A Dose Of Your Antidepressant?

Accidents happen, and sometimes an antidepressant dose can get overlooked. However, it's crucial to understand how your body may react to the change.

Kimberly Smith

How To Treat Eyelash Mites

Experiencing excessive amounts of eyelash mites can result in a variety of health issues. Luckily, treating the condition is all about consistency.

Ciara Turner-Ewert

Can Adding Pumpkin To Your Diet Help Lower Your Blood Sugar Levels?

Pumpkins are everywhere during fall. Find out if adding pumpkin to your diet can help to lower your blood sugar levels if you're a diabetic.

Erin Marie

Health Benefits Of Taking A Milk Bath

You may have soaked in a bubble bath or Epsom salt bath, but have you ever submerged yourself in a warm and cozy milk bath? It may offer several benefits.

Kimberly Smith

Does Having Diabetes Mean You Need A Zero-Sugar Diet?

Most people know that diabetics need to monitor their blood sugar, but should they avoid all sugar? Find out if you need a zero-sugar diet with diabetes.

Kimberly Smith

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.

Lisabeth Fauble

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.

Anne Taylor

Early Signs Of Lung Cancer You Should Be Aware Of

There are several symptoms associated with lung cancer, though they may vary depending on the type and stage of the disease.

Kimberly Smith

The Latest CDC Guidelines For COVID-19 Testing And Isolation

As cold and flu season inch closer, the CDC has issued updated guidelines for COVID-19 testing and isolation. Learn more about the latest guidelines.

Erin Marie

Respiratory Therapist Shares How To Heal Your Lungs With Breathwork After COVID-19

Breathing difficulty is common with COVID. In an exclusive interview, a respiratory therapist tells us how to use breathwork to heal our lungs after COVID-19.

Anthony Crutcher

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.

Joanna Marie

What It Means When Your Blood Total Protein Is Low

Proteins are an essential part of the human body. For the body to function properly, protein is needed. This is what it means when blood total protein is low.

Joanna Marie

Is It Safe To Take A Zinc Supplement When Pregnant?

It's no surprise that some pregnant women might want to take zinc supplements, but is it safe to do so? Here's what you should know about zinc and pregnancy.

Joanna Marie

This Is How Long It Takes For Lisinopril To Start Working

Those who suffer from high blood pressure could be taking lisinopril. However, most are eager to know how long it takes before the medication kicks in.

Sabika Hassan

Warning Signs From Your Hands You Shouldn't Ignore

Your doctor may look at your nails, bones in fingers or wrist, and skin appearance during an exam, as your hands can tell a lot about your health.

Isabel Cohen

Can The Way You Carry Reveal The Sex Of Your Baby?

We have an old wives' tale that sex can be predicted by the way the pregnant person carries the baby. If you're wondering if this is true, we have an answer.

Isabel Cohen

Electric Versus Manual: Which Toothbrush Is Better For Braces?

The decision to use either an electric or manual toothbrush comes down to personal preference. However, can it be that simple for those who wear braces too?

Niko Vercelletto

What Happens When You Burn Sage?

Burning sage is a common practice in many homes and communities for certain medicinal and emotional benefits. Is there any evidence behind the anecdotal claims?