What Is FUPA And How Do You Get Rid Of It?
Increased lower belly fat may cause the appearance of a prominent bulge, commonly referred to as FUPA (fat upper pubic area). Here's how to get rid of it.
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Is There A Link Between Inflammation And Depression?
Since depression can be linked to chronic disease, which is linked to inflammation, researchers are interested in a link between inflammation and depression. -
Unexpected Reasons You Have Sore Breasts
While sore breasts are rarely a sign of breast cancer, they may indicate other things. Here are some possible causes of breast pain and how to treat them. -
Signs Your Cortisol Levels Are Low
In some cases, people can have excessive amounts of cortisol in their bodies. On the other hand, some can also experience signs of low cortisol levels. -
How Chemotherapy Can Affect Your Nails
One of the less talked about side effects of chemotherapy is its potential impact on the nails. Here's what to know about these changes, and how to manage them. -
The Risky Side Effects Of Lightening Underarms With TikTok's Lemon Hack
Nowadays, TikTokers are interested in lightening their underarms with the lemon hack. However, it's crucial to be aware of the risks that come with the trend. -
Calories In Versus Calories Out: What's The Difference?
Burning more calories than you eat has long been standard weight-loss advice, but the truth isn't so simple. Learn more here. -
How To Get The Most Out Of Your Nicotine Patch
Once you start smoking cigarettes, it's hard to stop. However, many smokers trying to quit use a nicotine patch, colloquially known as the patch. -
How Lupus Affects Your Heart Health
As an autoimmune disease, lupus can affect different organs, including the kidneys, lungs, and brain. This is how it can also affect your heart. -
How Safe Is It To Use An At-Home Fetal Doppler?
Expectant moms who are looking to keep tabs on their baby's growth and well-being may decide to use an at-home fetal Doppler. But how safe are there? -
Is Anemia A Genetic Condition?
Anemia is a medical condition that occurs when the body does not have enough red blood cells to carry oxygen throughout the body. But is it genetic? -
Is There A Link Between OCD And Depression?
Depression and obsessive-compulsive disorder may sound very different, but that doesn't mean that there isn't significant overlap between the two. -
A Pediatrician Explains How COVID-19 Has Impacted Child Development
In an exclusive interview with Health Digest, pediatrician Dr. Susan Walker explains the effects that the pandemic has had on child development. -
How Diabetes Can Affect Your Heart Health
Diabetes affects how blood sugar or glucose is processed in the body. It may also significantly affect your heart health. Here's how that happens. -
Can You Spread Bronchitis To Other People?
Bronchitis is a respiratory condition that causes inflammation of the bronchial tubes. But can you spread it to other people? Read on to find out. -
Nutrition Expert Joy Bauer Says These Four Foods Can Improve Your Overall Health - Exclusive
Nutrition expert Joy Bauer discussed four accessible foods that are great for your health, as well as two foods you may want to remove from your diet. -
What Is Breakthrough Bleeding And What Causes It?
Breakthrough bleeding can happen for various reasons. Your doctor can perform a proper diagnosis to help determine the underlying cause and proper treatment. -
14 Natural Ways To Boost Your Sex Drive
Finding ways to boost your libido can help you not miss out on all the benefits of sex. Here are some natural ways to improve your sex drive. -
Eva Longoria Used InMode To Transform Her Post-Baby Body. Here's How It Works - Exclusive
Eva Longoria explained how a few of InMode's body-sculpting treatments helped her transform her body after having a baby. Here's how they work. -
What Happens In The Final Moments Before Death
In an exclusive interview with Health Digest, Dr. Christopher Kerr explains what experiences to expect in one's final moments before death. -
Study Suggests Smartwatches May Pose A Risk To Those With Pacemakers
Those who have pacemakers may want to reconsider using a smartwatch, according to a new study. Here's how they may interfere with pacemakers. -
How Long Does It Take For Cupping Therapy Marks To Go Away?
Cupping therapy is an ancient practice with many benefits. After a session, you will often be left with marks on your body. Here's how long they take to fade. -
Is It Safe To Use Vaseline In Your Nose?
Vaseline is one brand of petroleum jelly proven to be a fan favorite amongst consumers. However, many are wondering if it is safe to use inside your nose. -
New Research Shows That Even Mild COVID Can Cause Changes In Your Brain
Research is showing that even mild COVID cases may have long-term effects on your brain health -- particularly when it comes to memory and emotional processing. -
What To Know About COVID-19 Becoming Endemic, According To An Infectious Disease Specialist
In an interview with Health Digest, Dr. Javeed Siddiqui, MPH and Chief Medical Officer at TeleMed2U, told us what to know regarding COVID-19 becoming endemic -
Ayurvedic Benefits Of Tongue Scraping
In addition to brushing your teeth and flossing, scraping your tongue can also bring a number of Ayurvedic benefits that some may have overlooked. -
Doctor Explains How Teen Birth Control Trends Have Changed Post-Roe V. Wade
Restricting abortion makes more people interested in birth control. Here's how teen birth control trends have changed since Roe v. Wade was overturned.
