What's People's Go-To Method Of Dealing With Stress?- Health Digest Survey
In an exclusive Health Digest survey, we asked participants which scientifically-backed methods they incorporate to decrease the stress they experience.
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Kirstie Alley's Death Has Doctors Issuing An Important Warning
Actress Kirstie Alley passed away at 71 from colon cancer and her death has doctors issuing an important warning. Read on to find out what you should know.
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Why The Price Of Paxlovid Is Set To Skyrocket Soon
Paxlovid has been used by many Americans during the pandemic. But now health experts warn of a price increase. This is what to expect.
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How The Baby Formula Shortage Is Sparking Massive Changes To Food Safety Protocol
The baby formula shortage has ignited the need for big changes within the U.S. food supply system. Here's how the FDA is responding.
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Can Your Gut Bacteria Actually Play A Role In Your Mental Health?
More and more studies are finding that our mental and physical health are inextricably linked. So can your gut bacteria play a role in your mental health?
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New Study Finds A 'Cool' New Cause For The Common Winter Cold
Getting the cold can be a real bummer. Now, scientists may have identified a new factor in why we get them, suggesting they don't call it a cold for no reason.
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How Shingles Can Impact Your Cardiovascular Health Years Later
A recent study in the Journal of the American Heart Association says having shingles can increase your risk of heart disease or stroke for 12 years or more.
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Why We Should Reject The Return Of 'Heroin Chic,' According To A Wellness Coach
In an exclusive interview with Health Digest, Sonia Jhas, author and coach, explains why we should be vehemently rejecting the revival of "Heroin Chic."
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How The Latest Booster Can Help Those Experiencing Long COVID
Long COVID can make day-to-day life difficult. However, researchers now suggest the vaccine may help improve outcomes for those managing it.
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Registered Dietician Shira Barlow Warns People To Use Caution When Taking Ozempic For Weight Loss
Registered Dietician Shira Barlow weighs in on a recent podcast about the trend of taking Ozempic for weight loss.
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Study Finds What Popular Ultra-Processed Foods Can Do To Your Brain Health Later In Life
A new study reveals some of the potential impacts ultra-processed food has on our cognitive health. Here's what researchers found.
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Kirstie Alley's Cause Of Death Explained
Kirstie Alley was loved and honored by many throughout her long acting career. Here's what to know about the late actress's passing.
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The Biden Administration Takes Cues From The COVID Response To Combat Rising Flu Hospitalization
This year's flu season has been the worst in over a decade. Learn how the government is using the COVID response model to handle rising hospitalizations.
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Why Dietitian Stephanie Grasso Is 'Against Intermittent Fasting' - Exclusive
Dietitian and TikTok star Stephanie Grasso explained why she doesn't like intermittent fasting and what she recommends people do instead for healthier eating.
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Why The FDA Says That Monoclonal Antibodies Are Officially No Longer A Useful COVID-19 Treatment
The FDA just phased out the last monoclonal antibody medication. What does this mean for this kind of treatment?
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How The Biden Administration Plans To End The AIDS Epidemic Within The Decade
On December 1, 2022, the Biden administration unveiled a plan that aims to put an end to HIV/AIDS for good. Here's what you should know about the plan.
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40 Best Gifts For Practicing Mindfulness
With the holidays around the corner, grabbing a mindfulness gift (for yourself or others) may not be a bad idea. Here are some of the best options.
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These Are Some Of The Lasting Health Effects Of Steroid Misuse
Anabolic steroids are often misused or abused, which can be fatal. Both the immediate and long-term side effects can wreak havoc on your health.
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Is There Anything We Can Do To Heal Our Guts Other Than Taking Probiotics?
Eating plays a huge role in how we feel -- and not just in regards to digestion. So what happens when our gut isn't happy, and how can we help make it better?
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What You Should Be Looking For On A Nutrition Label, According To Dietitian Stephanie Grasso - Exclusive
Registered dietitian and TikTok star Stephanie Grasso explained how to read nutrition labels and why it will give you a better idea of how you're eating.
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Melissa Claire Egan And Writer Josh Griffith Discuss On The Effect Of Mental Health Representation - Exclusive
Melissa Claire Egan and writer Josh Griffith of "The Young and the Restless" discuss the effect of mental health representation in an exclusive interview.
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Can Shingles Increase Your Risk Of Other Cardiovascular Complications?
Shingles is an inconvenient and painful condition. But new research shows that shingles may increase a person's risk for other long-lasting complications, too.
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Study Finds A Racial Disparity In Angioplasty Outcomes
As newer studies examine cardiac procedures, specific differences in recovery processes and re-admittance in patients point to race as a potential cause.
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Why The FDA Is Moving Away From Restricting Certain LGBTQ Blood Donors
Without donors, people in need of blood are in trouble. A long overdue change in policy may open doors for more donors, aligning with science, not orientation.
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How Testing Sewage Can Help Health Officials Target And Mitigate Polio
There's a lot of information in sewage that you'd never expect. Learn how testing sewage can help health officials to target and mitigate outbreaks of polio.
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Almond Milk Or Oat Milk: Which Dairy-Free Alternative Do People Prefer?
Alternative milk seems to be all the rage these days. With a plethora of types and brands to choose from, we set out to know which is the most popular.
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A Simple Saline Injection May Become A New Treatment Option For Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Carpal tunnel syndrome can come with plenty of aches and pains. But new research suggests there may soon be a new, low-cost, minimally-invasive way to treat it.
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