Which State Had The Most Deaths From Heart Disease In 2021?
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States.
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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?
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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.
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James Caan's Cause Of Death Explained
Coronary artery disease develops over many years, typically due to a build-up of cholesterol deposits (or plaques) and inflammation in the coronary arteries.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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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.
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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?
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Study Finds Acupuncture Could Reduce Your Risk For Type 2 Diabetes
A recent study has found that acupuncture may also help reduce one's risk for prediabetes and the subsequent development of type 2 diabetes.
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Monistat Brand Ambassador And OB/GYN Dr. Shirazian On Vaginal Steaming Alternatives - Exclusive
Health Digest spoke to Monistat Brand Ambassador Dr. Shirazian about less risky alternatives to vaginal steaming.
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Research Suggests Stretching Can Play A Role In Slowing Cognitive Decline
Regular stretching may help slow cognitive decline, according to a recent study presented at the 2022 Alzheimer's Association International Conference.
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Kevin Nicholson, CEO Of Ketamine Wellness Centers, Shares How Ketamine Therapy Is Helping Veterans - Exclusive
Kevin Nicholson, RN and CEO of Ketamine Wellness Centers, discussed their partnership with the VA and how ketamine therapy is helping veterans with PTSD.
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Dr. Amy Beckley Explains The Health Issues Hormone Imbalances Can Cause - Exclusive
Fertility expert Dr. Amy Beckley explained hormonal cycles and the major impacts that a hormone imbalance can have on your health.
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Cosmetic Chemist Elina Fedotova Shares Everything You Need To Know About Sunscreen - Exclusive
Cosmetic chemist and esthetician Elina Fedotova broke down all the essential information about sunscreen, from the best ingredients to how often to apply it.
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How Long Are You Really Contagious When You Have COVID-19?
Are you still confused about how long you need to isolate if you get COVID? Here's what some of the latest research suggests.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Why Have Some People Been Able To Avoid Getting COVID-19?
Despite being directly exposed to COVID-19, some people still haven't tested positive. It turns out, the "Novids" might have something others don't.
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