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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Holocaust Survivor Dr. Edith Eger Explains How To Find Joy After Trauma - Exclusive
Dr. Edith Eger has endured more than anyone could imagine. She told Health Digest about how she finally confronted her trauma as a Holocaust survivor. -
Motherlove CEO Silencia Cox On Breastfeeding Benefits After AAP's Recent Update - Exclusive
Although the AAP has changed their guidelines, Motherlove CEO Silencia Cox told Health Digest why breastfeeding still has many untold benefits. -
Co-Founder Of Seed Health Raja Dhir Talks About The Benefits Of Probiotics - Exclusive
What can probiotics do for you? Raja Dhir, co-founder of Seed Health, told Health Digest if they are the right choice for you and your body. -
How The Stigma Around Monkeypox Is Leading To Testing Delays
Many feel monkeypox has been characterized as a disease largely attributed to the LGBTQ+ community. As a result, it has brought on additional stigma. -
The Current Rate Of Young Children Receiving A COVID Vaccine May Surprise You
Many parents are still choosing not to vaccinate their very young children. Here are some of the biggest reasons why, according to recent polling. -
Which State Has The Most Cases Of Monkeypox?
Cases of monkeypox in the U.S. are steadily creeping upward. Discover which states have the highest number of reported cases of the disease. -
Why Public Health Leaders Say The Current Response To Monkeypox Is Falling Short
Government officials say they have focused heavily on educational outreach amongst communities most vulnerable to infection, particularly the LGBTQ+ community. -
Study Finds Racism Puts Pregnant People At A Heightened Risk For Premature Infants
New research confirms racial discrimination is an ongoing issue for maternal health in America. Not only does it affect the mother's health, but the baby's too. -
Dr. Stephanie Wakeman On How Gait Analysis Can Help Prevent Injury - Exclusive
Physical therapist Dr. Stephanie Wakeman explained gait analysis, how it can help prevent injury, and how an app is helping patients get a gait analysis. -
Which State In The US Had The Most COVID-19 Deaths In 2021?
The COVID-19 pandemic has been (and continues to be) one of the most devastating health-related events in modern history. -
Dr. Nora Lansen Reveals Which Physical Symptoms May Indicate An Underlying Mental Health Issue - Exclusive
Primary care physician Dr. Nora Lansen discussed the mind-body health connection and which physical symptoms may be an indication of mental health issues. -
Fertility Expert Dr. Amy Beckley Explains How Hormone Testing Can Help You Conceive - Exclusive
Getting pregnant is much easier if you know what you're doing. Dr. Amy Beckley told Health Digest how to utilize hormone testing. -
Study Suggests Where You Live Has An Unexpected Effect On Your Fertility
Low socioeconomic status is associated with shorter life expectancy, worse mental health, higher mortality, and poor health behaviors. -
CEO Pankaj Gogia Explains How Psychedelic Water Is A Great Alternative To Alcohol - Exclusive
Pankaj Gogia wants to give people options. The CEO of Psychedelic Water told Health Digest about the drink's benefits over alcohol. -
Could Cocoa Consumption Be The Key To Lowering Blood Pressure?
If you're already somewhat healthy, a recent study published in Frontiers in Nutrition found more evidence for another course of action — cocoa. -
Ketamine Wellness Centers CEO Explains How Ketamine Can Be Used Properly - Exclusive
The CEO of Ketamine Wellness Center told Health Digest how ketamine can be used as an effective anxiety or depression treatment. -
Why Are Women At A Higher Risk For COPD
COPD affects millions of Americans each year. But a recent study suggests women may be at a higher risk than men. Here's what the research has to say. -
Research Finds Gout Flare-Ups Could Put You At A Greater Risk For Heart Attack Or Stroke
Commonly observed in the big toe, ankle, or knee, flare-ups from gout can come on abruptly and may last for up to weeks at a time. -
Study Finds Cystic Fibrosis In Babies From A Minority Group Often Goes Untreated Longer
A recent study discovered that babies diagnosed with cystic fibrosis from certain minority groups frequently go untreated longer than anybody thought. -
You May Not Know About Evusheld For COVID, But Health Experts Want You To
There's a good chance that you've heard about some COVID-19 medications, but it's less likely that you have heard about Evusheld. It's time for that to change. -
Stem Cell Transplants For Leukemia Show Promising Results For HIV Patients
Despite the limitations surrounding stem cell transplants, health experts are highlighting the significance of the most recent news. -
Certified Sex Therapist Kate Balestrieri Explains How Sex Therapy Can Improve Your Relationship - Exclusive
Certified sex therapist Dr. Kate Balestrieri explained why everyone can benefit from sex therapy and how it can help you have healthier relationships. -
Motherlove CEO Silencia Cox Talks Challenges And National Breastfeeding Week - Exclusive Interview
Silencia Cox wants all breastfeeding mothers to feel as comfortable as possible. She spoke to Health Digest ahead of National Breastfeeding Week. -
Is Your Smartphone Actually Improving Your Memory?
Smartphones can weaken our ability to remember because when we store more information on our phones, we store less in our actual memory. -
Sex Sells Host WeezyWTF Explains Why We Need To Destigmatize Sex And Sex Work - Exclusive
"Sex Sells" host and sex educator WeezyWTF explained the importance of destigmatizing sex and sex work and how she's working to make it less taboo. -
As Children Return To School, Experts Offer Tips For Staying Healthy
With COVID-19 case numbers climbing in most parts of the country, going back to school this year might feel even more daunting for families.
