How TikTok Is Affecting Drug Availability For Those With Type 2 Diabetes
Originally intended for type 2 diabetes, Ozempic has been trending on TikTok for its weight loss effects. Here's how its availability is being affected.
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New Research Suggests This Is How Our Memories Are Stored During Sleep
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania have developed a learning algorithm to simulate what goes on in the brain during sleep. -
Clea Shearer On Why Self-Care Is Essential During Chemotherapy - Exclusive
Clea Shearer of "The Home Edit" on Netflix shares how she got through her chemotherapy treatment, and self-care was an essential component. -
Can Biotin Supplements Throw Off COVID Test Results?
Biotin technology allows doctors to detect various conditions but taking biotin supplements can alter results. Find out if this applies to COVID tests as well. -
Promising Immunotherapy Drug May Soon Become Standard Treatment For Skin Cancer
In addition to basal cell carcinoma, cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma is the second-most common non-melanoma-based form of skin cancer. -
New Study Suggests Video Games May Boost Kids' Brain Power
Video games have gotten a bad rap but a new study has discovered they may improve cognitive performance. Here's why video games may boost kids' brain power. -
Degree Or Secret? Health Digest Survey Finds Which Brand Of Deodorant People Prefer
We surveyed our readers to find out their preferred deodorant brands. Read on to find out whether Degree or Secret snagged the top spot. -
Brain Specialist Dr. Marc Milstein Explains The Link Between Gut And Brain Health - Exclusive
Author and brain expert Dr. Marc Milstein explained why simple changes to your gut health can impact your brain's health as well. -
Why Minimal Weight Gain Can Lead To A Need For Knee Replacement Surgery
The surfaces of your joints can experience a force that is seven times greater than your body weight when performing activities like walking or climbing. -
Why Doctors Are More Concerned About RSV Now Than In The Past
RSV is a common respiratory infection currently sweeping throughout the country. Here's why doctors are more concerned about RSV now than they were in the past. -
Researchers Find A Scientific Reason Behind Procrastination
While it doesn't necessarily cause damage, procrastination can lead to trouble or may indicate other issues that need to be addressed. So why does it occur? -
How The COVID Pandemic Has Led To More Outpatient Surgery Options
The COVID-19 pandemic caused many changes in the healthcare industry. -
Harry Potter Star Robbie Coltrane's Cause Of Death Explained
Robbie Coltrane was beloved by many for his role as Rubeus Hagrid in the "Harry Potter" movies. Now looking into his cause of death, some may be surprised. -
New Study Suggests Cannabis Use Before Surgery Can Lead To A More Painful Recovery
If you suffer from pain, then you may have tried cannabis as an alternative. However, a new study suggests that you may not want to use it prior to surgery. -
Could Your 'Toxic Workplace' Be Making You Sick?
If you can't stop thinking about work at home or dread going back to work the next morning, your workplace may be more toxic than you thought. -
Health Psychologist Shares Which Medical Issues Can Be Caused By Stress
Stress is our body's protective response to something dangerous. However, our expert says unmanaged stress can lead to certain medical issues like these. -
The Healthier Cooking Oil Most People Prefer - Exclusive Survey
Which healthier cooking oils do people prefer? Health Digest wanted to investigate the top cooking oils our readers keep handy, and here's what we found out. -
New Research Finds That Zinc May Have A Link In Protecting Against Parkinson's Disease
New research suggests that zinc may play a role in protecting against the disease. -
Can Green-Tinted Eyeglasses Offer Natural Pain Relief For Those With Fibromyalgia?
Can green-tinted eyeglasses provide needed relief for the pain-related anxiety associated with fibromyalgia? New research may provide some hope. -
Why Late-Night Eating Might Be Sabotaging Your Weight-Loss Plans
Previous research has linked eating late into the evening with weight gain. However, a new study found a possible reason as to why this is. -
FDA Approves Another COVID-19 Booster Choice
On October 19, the FDA granted emergency use authorization for the Novavax monovalent vaccine as a first booster dose for adults. Here's what you need to know. -
What The Chickenpox Vaccine Has Accomplished Since Its Introduction In 1995
When you think of chickenpox, you might think of a mildly irritating rash that young kids used to get. But since its introduction in 1995, a lot has changed. -
Alcohol Or Caffeine: Which Impacts Fertility More?
For some, the consumption of certain things like alcohol or caffeine is often implicated in the success or failure of fertility. But which one affects it more? -
Why Doctors May Soon Recommend Medication Along With Lifestyle Changes For Weight Loss
Anyone struggling with obesity understands how difficult it can be to lose weight. -
What To Know About The RSV Surge And How To Best Protect Your Family
Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) has seen a surge in case numbers among children. Luckily, there are steps you can take to better protect your family. -
Study Shows This Generation Is Most Likely To Be Dishonest With Their Doctors
Many patients lie because they don't trust medical providers to have sufficient expertise or the ability to grasp the finer nuances of their health status. -
Exercise Or Sleep? Health Digest Survey Finds People's Preferred Form Of Self Care
Self-care is an essential tool for maintaining your well-being. We asked our readers their preferred method of self-care. Here is what they said.
