Dr. Jackie Of Married To Medicine On What To Do After Receiving A Cancer Diagnosis - Exclusive
Dr. Jackie Walters of "Married to Medicine" shared her advice for anyone who has received a cancer diagnosis and is looking for what to do next.
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Pro Athlete And Fitness Trainer Kari Pearce Explains How You Can Get Fit With 10-Minute Workouts - Exclusive
Professional athlete and trainer Kari Pearce explained how a 10-minute workout can get results and how she designed her fitness programs along those lines.
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How To Get Through The Infant Formula Shortage
The infant formula shortage has many parents fearing they won't be able to feed their babies. Here are some tips on how to get through the shortage.
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Why Are American Women More Likely To Die From Preventable Pregnancy Complications?
A new reports shows why American women are more likely to die from preventable pregnancy complications. Here's what you need to know.
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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.
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How Peloton Instructor Hannah Corbin Thrives While Living With Hashimoto's Disease
Peloton instructor Hannah Corbin started having symptoms of debilitating fatigue and weight gain and sought medical advice until finally, she found answers.
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Healthcare Tech Expert Joshua Di Frances Discusses How AI Can Make Healthcare More Equitable - Exclusive
It's no secret there are major disparities in healthcare access for marginalized communities and healthcare tech expert Joshua Di Frances says AI can change it.
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Sex Expert Dr. Kate Balestrieri On How To Keep Sex Fun While Trying To Conceive - Exclusive
Getting pregnant can still be fun while planning your window. Dr. Kate Balestrieri told Health Digest how to keep things spicy while scheduling conception.
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Pro Gymnast, CrossFitter, And Trainer Kari Pearce On Efficient Workouts For Maximum Results - Exclusive Interview
Kari Pearce has a workout for everyone. The CrossFit athlete told Health Digest how you can redesign your body with a very simple adjustment.
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Maternal Health Expert Layo George Discusses How Birthing People Of Color Are Treated Differently - Exclusive
Maternal health nurse Layo George discussed the ways in which people of color are treated differently in the healthcare system, especially when giving birth.
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Married To Medicine's Dr. Jackie Opens Up About Why She Created Her Own Sunscreen - Exclusive
Dr. Jackie of "Married to Medicine" told us exactly why she decided to get into the sunscreen business and why everyone should be using it.
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How COVID-19 Can Do Damage To Your Gut Health
New studies have been done on how gut health can impact COVID-19 systems or how COVID-19 could be affecting gut health.
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Eating Processed Meat Every Day Could Seriously Impact Cognitive Health
In this March 2021 study, researchers in the U.K. discovered that eating just 25 grams of processed meat a day can increase the risk of dementia by 44 percent.
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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.
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Lynyrd Skynyrd Guitarist Gary Rossington's Emergency Surgery Explained
The guitarist had a stent placed in his heart to manage ongoing heart problems. He's survived previous heart attacks and surgeries.
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Why You May Want To Pass On Freeze-Dried Blueberries During Your Next Trip To The Market
Health experts are warning consumers of a recent recall of freeze-dried blueberries. Here's what you need to know.
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This New Tool May Predict Your Risk Of Dementia
A new tool on the Project Big Life website can help assess risk of dementia by looking at demographic information, health concerns, and lifestyle factors.
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What Does The Current Rise In COVID-19 Cases Mean For 2022?
As COVID-19 cases continue to surge, here's what experts say we can expect in 2022.
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The Real Reason Midol Can Help Relieve Cramps
Midol claims its medications are "specifically formulated to relieve more of your period symptoms, including cramps and bloating." Here's what that means.
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The Truth About The Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine
The FDA reports that the new COVID-19 vaccine made by Johnson & Johnson is safe and effective and could be approved as early as this weekend.
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What You Should Know About 'COVID Nails'
A few months after having COVID-19, you might notice your nails looking a little strange. This is what you need to know about 'COVID nails.'
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Can Certain Supplements Increase Your Risk Of Cancer?
Many people use vitamins and supplements to support a healthy diet and lifestyle. Read on to find out if certain supplements can increase your risk of cancer.
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The Real Reason There Are Concerns Over Merck's New COVID-19 Pill
Some experts have raised concerns over Merck's new COVID-19 pill as it awaits emergency use authorization or denial from the FDA.
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If You Traveled For Christmas, Here's How To Reduce Your COVID-19 Risk
If you traveled for Christmas this year, here are the steps you need to take to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Here's how to reduce your risk of COVID.
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What It Really Means When You Have A Dark Line On Your Fingernails
Don't ignore that dark line on your fingernail. It could be cluing you into something serious.
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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.
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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.
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