What To Know About The First FDA Approved Targeted Treatment For HER2-Low Breast Cancer
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the drug trastuzumab-deruxtecan for patients with the HER2-low breast cancer subtype.
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Will The Dose-Sparing Approach To Monkeypox Vaccines Be Enough To Prevent Infection?
While the vaccine will still be administered in two doses, four weeks apart, each shot will be a much lower dose than the original. -
Naturopathic Doctor Natasha Vani Explains How Changing Health Habits Can Impact Chronic Disease - Exclusive
Natasha Vani, a naturopathic doctor, spoke to Health Digest about how adjusting your health habits can affect chronic diseases you're dealing with. -
Celebrity Esthetician Elina Fedotova On How Your Environment Should Shape Your Skincare Routine - Exclusive
Celebrity esthetician Elina Fedotova shared how different environments affect your skin and how you should adapt your skincare routine as a result. -
What's The Best Protection Against Long COVID?
While living with long COVID can be incredibly challenging, new research is highlighting the best ways to protect yourself from it. Here's what to know. -
How Much Do Lifestyle Factors Actually Contribute To Cancer Risk?
It's widely believed that lifestyle plays a large role in cancer risk. However, new research is suggesting another important factor may have a greater impact. -
Study Suggests Women Who Are Self-Employed May Be Healthier
If you're a woman who has chosen to be self-employed for more flexibility and freedom, this lifestyle may also be supporting your heart health. -
Health Officials May Have A Solution For Monkeypox's Limited Vaccine Supply
The U.S. government will receive 150,000 doses of the vaccine in September. Until then, health officials may have a solution for the currently limited supply. -
Psychologist And Holocaust Survivor Dr. Edith Eger Talks Dealing With Survivor's Guilt After Loss - Exclusive
Dr. Edith Eger explained how she addressed her trauma after surviving the Holocaust and shared her advice for people struggling with survivor's guilt. -
Can Monkeypox Spread In The Laundry?
With monkeypox cases continuing to rise across the country, it's important to be aware of how the illness spreads and how to keep yourself safe from exposure. -
Sex Therapist Dr. Kate Balestrieri On How Partners Can Support Each Other While Trying To Conceive - Exclusive
Getting pregnant is a group effort. Dr. Kate Balestrieri told Health Digest how partners can support each other during conception attempts. -
Motherlove CEO Silencia Cox On The Significance Of The AAP's Breastfeeding Recommendation Update - Exclusive
The American Academy of Pediatrics has updated its breastfeeding recommendations. Motherlove CEO Silencia Cox explains this update's importance. -
Oculofacial Plastic Surgeon Dr. Chip Cole Discusses UltraClear™ Laser Treatment - Exclusive Interview
Oculofacial plastic surgeon Dr. Chip Cole explained why the UltraClear™ laser treatment is changing the anti-aging game and what people can expect from it. -
How A Plant-Based Diet Can Reduce Your Risk Of Breast Cancer
A plant-based diet can be beneficial for many reasons, including reducing the risk of breast cancer. -
Olivia Newton-John's Cause Of Death Explained
Olivia Newton-John, famed actor, singer, and star of "Grease," died aged 73, and now we know her cause of death. -
Which State Had The Most Deaths From Heart Disease In 2021?
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States. -
Experts Warn Delta-8 THC Products Are Not Always What They Appear To Be
Many Americans are using a wide range of marijuana and hemp products to alleviate various ailments. But are these products as safe as they seem? -
What Global Warming Could Mean For Kids' Mental And Physical Health
Certain groups are more vulnerable to the health effects of climate change, with children being one of the most susceptible groups. Here's how. -
What The Inflation Reduction Act Really Means For Health Care
The Inflation Reduction Act would be making significant changes to health care policy and prescription drugs. However, there are some limits to this measure. -
New Study Suggests These Are The 2 Biggest Risk Factors For Cancer
There are many risk factors for cancer, but a new study suggests that there are two major ones. -
What We Know About Ashton Kutcher's Rare Autoimmune Disorder Diagnosis
There are different types of vasculitis depending on which blood vessels are affected, but it's systemic, meaning it can affect multiple organ systems. -
Study Finds The COVID-19 Pandemic Led To A Decline In Smoking Cessation
Those who smoked cigarettes felt more at risk of getting COVID-19 at the beginning of the pandemic, and they subsequently wanted to quit. -
Is There A Link Between Spending Time Outdoors And Your Well-Being?
Spending more time outdoors immersed in nature can reduce your heart rate and blood pressure, and even help relieve muscle tension. -
Mark Long Of The Challenge: All-Stars Shares Fitness Tips And Tricks - Exclusive
Mark Long has his ways of staying in shape at his age. The "Challenge" host told Health Digest his secrets for keeping at the top of his fitness game. -
Physical Therapist Dr. Stephanie Wakeman On How Telehealth Is Changing Physical Therapy - Exclusive
Dr. Stephanie Wakeman is at the front of advances for telehealth. She told Health Digest how these changes are affecting physical therapy -
Study Finds Long COVID In Children May Cause A Significantly Higher Risk For Adverse Outcomes
A new study explored long COVID in children, finding that while rates of long COVID are low, the risk of serious outcomes may be higher among those who have it. -
Our Brain's Natural Desire To Always Want More Could Cause Unhappiness
It's natural for humans to constantly be striving for more. It's an important part of our evolution. But what happens when it actually decreases satisfaction?
