How To Tell If Your Child Is Sleep-Deprived, According To A Sleep Expert
Sleep deprivation manifests differently in children than in adults. Here's how to know if your child is sleep-deprived, and how to help them get enough sleep.
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Is Mucinex An Effective Medication To Treat Seasonal Allergies?
If you suffer from seasonal allergies, you likely wonder which medications can bring relief most effectively. Here are the details on Mucinex. -
Research Shows Autism Risk Raised When Drinking Water Contains Lithium
A new study has shown an association between drinking water containing lithium and risk for children developing autism. Read on to learn more. -
A Psychiatrist Weighs In On How Online Time May Affect A Child's Mental Health
In today's online world, parents may naturally wonder how online time will affect their children's mental health. We spoke with a psychiatrist to learn more. -
Why Drinking Coffee Can Worsen Your PCOS Symptoms
While many would argue that they can't truly start their day until they've had their morning cup of coffee, those diagnosed with PCOS may find it a disservice. -
Heart Murmur Vs. Heart Palpitations: How Do They Feel Different?
If your heart is beating abnormally, you may wonder whether you're experiencing heart palpitations or a heart murmur. Here's what to consider with each one. -
The Link Between Allergies And Cancer Explained
When your immune system is used to fighting off allergens, could it better prepare you to battle cancer? Just what is the link between allergies and cancer? -
How To Know If Your Panic Attacks Could Indicate A Larger Panic Disorder
If you experience frequent panic attacks that interfere with your daily life, you may be wondering if you have panic disorder. This is how to know. -
Is It Safe To Eat Raw Egg Yolks While Pregnant?
Eggs can be a nutritious part of your diet, but can pregnant women eat eggs that aren't fully cooked? Here's what you should know. -
Can An Ear Infection Go Away On Its Own?
Ear infections are common but pesky and painful. You may wonder if you need to see a doctor or if it will heal on its own. Here's the scoop. -
The Rare Syndrome That Could Change Your Accent
If you were told there is a medical condition that can change your accent, would you believe it? Believe it or not, there is one that fits this description. -
The Fruity Milk That Helps Relax Stressed Muscles
When you're muscles are tense and sore from stress, this fruit-flavored milk might provide some relaxation. -
Is It Safe To Take Both Advil And Advil PM In One Day?
Combining drugs can be like mixing chemicals in a lab. If you plan to take Advil and Advil PM in one day, knowing how they interact with each other is vital. -
Can You Take Ibuprofen With Mucinex?
If you plan to combine Mucinex and ibuprofen, following the dosage instructions and knowing about any interactions is important. Here's what you should know. -
Can A Glass Of Strawberry Milk Really Help You Fall Asleep At Night?
Could strawberry milk be the solution to end sleepless nights? Here's why it might work for you. -
Exams You Should Put On Your Calendar Once You've Hit 30
Visiting a doctor regularly can help you catch potential health problems early. Add these screenings and exams to your routine once you reach your 30s. -
Is A Cordyceps Infection Actually Possible In Real Life?
The show "The Last of Us" may have some wondering if the cordyceps fungus could really infect humans. Read on to find out. -
Universal Type 2 Diabetes Screenings At An Early Age Could Become The Norm
With more and more people under 45 being diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, some experts are recommending universal screening. -
What Is The Strongest Muscle In Your Body?
The muscles in your body keep you going, and though their strength can be measured in different ways, one of the strongest may be unexpected. -
How To Prevent Your IBS Symptoms From Worsening, According To An Expert
If you have IBS, you may wonder what strategies can prevent uncomfortable symptoms from flaring. Health Digest spoke with an expert for advice. -
Did You Know That The Rain Can Affect Your Allergies?
Aside from the beautiful flowers and trees, spring can bring about several rainy days, which may be some people's worse nightmare due to their allergies. -
Why Can Eating Sugary Foods Make You Sweat?
Do you get clammy and sweaty after eating sweets? It's a normal, but possibly concerning, reaction. Read on to learn more. -
The Best Neti Pots To Help Clean Your Sinuses, According To Doctors
Neti pots are a common method to help clear your sinuses, but which of the many products out there is the best? Here's what doctors have to say. -
Tips For Getting Back Into Exercise After Experiencing A Gout Flare
If you have gout, exercise is vital but can feel daunting after a flare. Here are some tips to help you ease back into your exercise routine. -
What Is The Best Way To Wash Your Hands And Prevent Germs When You Have Eczema?
For those with eczema, hand washing can protect against infection but also lead symptoms to flare -- but some tips can improve your hand washing routine. -
What England's New Newborn Genome Project Might Mean For Pediatric Medicine
The UK is launching a new project that will sequence the genomes of 100,000 newborns. Here are the implications. -
Reasons You Should Avoid Rubbing Your Eyes
Rubbing your eyes is pretty easy to do, and it may seem harmless, too. But is it really something you should do? Here are some of the risks associated with it.
