New Health Improvement Updates Are Coming To Your Apple Watch
Apple recently previewed the next version of their smartwatch, and there's a lot to be excited for. Here are a few of the top new features you can expect.
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Healthcare Tech Expert Joshua Di Frances Discusses How AI Can Make Healthcare More Equitable - Exclusive
It's no secret there are major disparities in healthcare access for marginalized communities and healthcare tech expert Joshua Di Frances says AI can change it. -
When Making Margaritas This Summer, Beware Sunshine And Limes Don't Always Mix
Margaritas are a favored summertime drink. But experts warn of an unpleasant side effect that can come from one of the main ingredients. -
Does Drinking Milk Really Increase Your Risk For Prostate Cancer?
Prostate cancer is rare in men younger than 40, but the chance of developing the disease rises substantially after age 50. Here are some of the risk factors. -
Researchers Find A Startling Link Between Fish Consumption And A Higher Risk Of Skin Cancer
Fish and seafood are a key part of a well-balanced diet. This is because they are packed with nutrients like omega-3 fatty acids, which are essential fats. -
Study Reveals Optimists May Actually Live Longer. Here's How To Become One
Most of us know mental health is an essential aspect of overall health. But research is now showing the importance of optimism specifically. -
Study Finds Gender-Affirming Hormone Therapy Has Positive Effects
Gender-affirming hormone therapy is controversial, but a new study shows that this treatment is actually critically beneficial for those who require it. -
Dr. Diane Calello Of New Jersey Poison Control Center Explains Baby Formula Substitutes - Exclusive Interview
Dr. Diane Callello has dealt with infant formula substitutes firsthand. She told Health Digest what everyone needs to know about these alternatives. -
Dr. John Dobak On How DermTech's Smart Stickers Will Revolutionize Melanoma Diagnosis - Exclusive
Melanoma is a serious skin cancer that is preventable if caught early and companies like DermTech are trying to change that with more advanced testing. -
Ophthalmologist Dr. Annette Giangiacomo Discusses Daily Habits That Keep Your Eyes Healthy - Exclusive
Eye health is often neglected unless there's a problem, but Dr. Annette Giangiacomo knows this is a mistake. She shared daily habits that can help your eyes. -
Celebrity Trainer Erin Oprea Shares How To Get Toned Legs In Time For Summer - Exclusive Interview
Erin Oprea has trained many celebrities from the music world, and now she's bringing her fitness tips to an app. She shared her best tips for toning your legs. -
How Common Is Pica?
Pica is an eating pattern seen across the globe. For some cultures, it's an eating disorder. For others, it's considered acceptable. Here's what it entails. -
Mental Health Expert Dr. Joseph Trunzo Explains How To Cope With Long COVID - Exclusive
Clinical psychologist Dr. Joseph Trunzo specializes in helping people with chronic illnesses. He discussed coping strategies for people with long COVID. -
Could Nightmares Be An Early Indicator Of Parkinson's Disease?
A new study reveals how our dreams could provide clues as to whether or not we might develop Parkinson's disease. Here's what the research says. -
Research Reveals A Link Between Childhood Cancer And Heart Health As An Adult
The study findings will help raise awareness of the fact that adult survivors of childhood cancer need to monitor their heart health with greater scrutiny. -
The Startling Number Of Adults Who Need Mental Health Care But Don't Have Access
Mental health is becoming more of a priority for health leaders and policymakers. But what exactly are the rates of mental illness in the U.S.? -
Can COVID During Pregnancy Affect A Baby's Neurodevelopment?
New preliminary research suggests that fetal exposure to COVID-19 during pregnancy may impact the baby's neurodevelopment following birth. -
How The New COVID Vaccine, Novavax, Is Different From The Rest
A new vaccine is readying to hit the market. Novavax is a different type of vaccine that health officials hope will resonate better with Americans. -
The Startling Link Between Adolescent Obesity And The Less Common Type 1 Diabetes
While obesity has been known to be connected to type 2 diabetes, a large new study out of Israel shows that obesity may also be linked to type 1 diabetes. -
Dr. John Dobak On New Ways To Diagnose Melanoma And Preventing Skin Cancer - Exclusive Interview
Medical innovations are happening every day to change the way we monitor our health and prevent disease and Dr. John Dobak is one leading the way with DermTech. -
Why Are Veterans At A Higher Risk For Aggressive Skin Cancers?
Researchers found that veterans were more likely to be diagnosed with melanoma, and their risk of stage 4 melanoma was higher than the U.S. population. -
Is There An Optimal Time Of Day To Exercise Based On Your Gender?
Exercise offers a number of health benefits, but is there a time of day that is better to exercise? Research suggests there may be, and it may differ by gender. -
Some Early-Stage Breast Cancer Patients May Be Able To Skip Radiation, According To New Research
Radiation may not benefit all breast cancer patients, researchers suggest. Here's how they've determined who falls into this category. -
Unprecedented Small Trial For Rectal Cancer Leads To Remission In Every Patient
While the study sample size was quite small, consisting of only 18 patients, experts nonetheless feel these results are the first of their kind. -
Healthcare Tech Expert Joshua Di Frances On What A Virtual Checkup Could Look Like In 10 Years - Exclusive
Many of us have not acclimated to telemedicine after the pandemic, but it's poised to change even more in the future according to a healthcare tech expert. -
Ophthalmologist Annette Giangiacomo On Glaucoma, Eye Health, And Orbis' Flying Eye Hospital - Exclusive Interview
Glaucoma specialist Dr. Annette Giangiacomo revealed the importance of maintaining eye health and discussed her work with Orbis' Flying Eye Hospital. -
Has Monkeypox Been Silently Spreading For Years?
Dr. Rosamund Lewis, the World Health Organization's technical lead for monkeypox, said that monkeypox may have been spreading undetected for months or years.
