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New York City has been hit particularly hard by the monkeypox outbreak. Learn why they've swapped some kids' COVID-19 vaccination sites with monkeypox vaccines.

As fall travel season begins, several major cruise lines will be dropping their COVID-19 vaccine requirements. Find out which lines are changing their policies.

Schools are opening for the new school year all around the country, and at the same time, the CDC has released new guidance on COVID-19 protocols.

Monkeypox, the latest highly infectious virus to spread across the globe, may soon receive a new name due to racial tensions behind the current name.

More than 34,000 cases of monkeypox have been reported across all of the World Health Organization's member states and regions since January 2022.

Many parents opt to make their own baby food instead of buying it, in an attempt to be healthier. Discover why homemade baby food can still be a concern.

TikTok videos are spreading information about an ingredient found in tampons, which some users say may cause cancer. Now physicians are speaking up.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has updated its COVID-19 recommendations. Here is everything you need to know about the new COVID-19 guidelines.

Proffee is a new health trend on TikTok that involves drinking a blend of protein and coffee. However, there are some drawbacks to the new creation.

Preventing COVID-19 is important for everyone, but it's especially important for those who are pregnant, recently pregnant, or trying to get pregnant.

A common diabetes drug is shown to contain carcinogens. However, it seems like it may be worse to stop taking your medication, even with traces of carcinogen.

The Langya henipavirus has not yet caused any deaths as of yet, and only a small population has been infected thus far. The situation is being monitored.

Anne Heche suffered from a severe anoxic brain injury following a car accident on August 5. Keep in mind, the body is affected based on a variety of factors.

Erin Welsh and Erin Updyke of "This Podcast Will Kill You" told Health Digest what to look out for regarding monkeypox, misinformation, and more.

For most people, getting the flu means a few days of feeling sick. However, in 2021, certain states showed more deaths from influenza and pneumonia.

You may know that nicotine patches can help you stop smoking, but that's not all they're good for. Discover how they may help reduce alcohol consumption, too.

Drug-resistant bacteria have been on the rise in the last few decades. Now scientists may have found a drug that is effective against these superbugs.

Actress and writer Mindy Kaling recently opened up about how the death of her mother affected her life and work.

Silencia Cox of Motherlove wants you to know that you're not alone. She told Health Digest about how breastfeeding mothers can seek the help they need.

The new 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline was launched to help assist those experiencing a mental health crisis. So why are some people recommending against it?

Polio may once have been a thing of the past, but its recent reemergence in New York has health experts concerned.

There are thousands of PFAS chemicals, and some could not only build up in the environment but in our bodies as well. Now, they may be affecting our health.

Psychologist and Holocaust survivor Dr. Edith Eger explained what it takes to break free of trauma and how she helps patients come to terms with their pasts.

Natasha Vani, a naturopathic doctor, spoke to Health Digest about how adjusting your health habits can affect chronic diseases you're dealing with.

Mold remediation specialist and Change the Air Foundation founder Michael Rubino shared why your home's air quality is so important and how you can improve it.

While the typical symptoms of monkeypox resemble the flu along with a blister-like rash, medical experts are alerting the public to new signs of the virus.

Overall, children have lower infection rates for COVID-19, and they also seem to experience milder symptoms. However, experts don't understand why.