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.
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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. -
Experts Cast Votes To Decide If COVID Shots Should Be Routinely Recommended By Doctors
The CDC's advisory committee recently reviewed the list of recommended routine immunizations. Here's what that means for COVID-19 vaccines and boosters. -
Are Noninvasive Colon Screening Tests The Future Of Colon Cancer Prevention?
Noninvasive colon screening tests motivate more people to get screened for colon cancer. In fact, some wonder if they could be the future of colon prevention. -
Could A Person's Desire To Drink Alcohol Be Driven By Genetics?
Our genes play a role in nearly everything we do and every choice we make. A new study tells us if they can affect how much alcohol we drink. -
New Study Explores If Marijuana Dependence Can Lead To Post-Surgery Complications
Post-surgery complications can be extremely troubling to deal with. Find out if marijuana dependence can lead to more complications after surgery. -
Can Social Interaction Play A Role In Fitness Motivation?
We often want to skip our workouts, but if we work out with friends, they keep us accountable. Learn how social interaction might aid in fitness motivation. -
Health Digest Survey: Which Popular Diet Do Most People Have No Interest In Trying?
With so many diets out there, Health Digest was curious about what popular diet our readers have no interest in trying, regardless of potential benefits. -
Here's What A Cardiologist Eats For A Healthy Heart
In an exclusive interview with Health Digest, board-certified cardiologist Dr. Elizabeth Klodas shares what she eats to keep her heart healthy. -
Why You Should Be Adding More Eggs To Your Diet, According To A Nutrition Expert
A classic breakfast food, eggs have previously gotten a bad rap for their cholesterol content. Here is what a doctor said about adding more eggs to your diet. -
Study Finds New Gene Linked With Accelerated Colon Cancer Growth
In a new study, colon cancer researchers were able to link external inflammation around cancer tumors to malignancy and the rate of tumor growth. -
Why The White House Is Urging Americans Over 50 To Get Boosted Immediately
White House officials have advised all eligible Americans to receive the updated booster shot. However, doing so is particularly important for those over 50. -
How Exercising During Chemotherapy Can Give Your Heart And Lungs A Healthy Boost
Patients experience many side effects during chemotherapy, such as nausea, loss of appetite, constipation, and pain. However, regular exercise may help. -
Millions Of Americans May Soon Have 24/7 Access To Mental Health Care
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services will open up $15 million in funding for states to develop more Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics. -
Could Your Metabolism Offer More Clues About Your Health Than Your Genes?
There may be a more precise way of determining who is more at risk for some disorders, and it has to do with metabolism rather than genes. -
Health Digest Survey: Which Topical Pain Relief Cream Do People Prefer?
Many pain relief creams work by stimulating a heated or cooling sensation on the skin, often using ingredients such as menthol, methyl salicylate, or capsaicin. -
Allyn Rose On How Women Can Advocate For Themselves While Discussing Options For A Mastectomy - Exclusive
Former Miss America contestant Allyn Rose explained how her platform is helping women considering mastectomies advocate for themselves in the doctor's office. -
Can The Area You Live In Make PCOS Symptoms Worse?
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) can lead to various issues in the body. In fact, your symptoms may be worsening depending on where you live. -
New Research Finds Five Hours Of Sleep Or Less A Night Linked To Chronic Disease
A good night's sleep can set the tone for your entire day. In fact, recent research has now linked five hours or less of sleep to chronic disease. -
Scientists Race To Develop An Epstein-Barr Vaccine In Hopes Of Preventing Linked Diseases
Epstein-Barr viruses are common, and are linked to several diseases including cancer. Learn how scientists are developing a vaccine against these viruses.
