Can Your Walking Speed Really Be An Indicator Of Dementia?
Researchers have found new evidence that could predict dementia -- and it has to do with how quickly you walk. Here's what they discovered.
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Why Experts Are Warning Against Homemade Baby Formula
As parents continue to have trouble finding baby formula in the U.S., some have been turning to homemade recipes to feed their infants. -
What Experts Want Parents To Know About Inappropriate Antibiotic Prescriptions For Kids
A new investigation shows that a huge number of children in the U.S. are being prescribed antibiotics that they don't need on a regular basis. -
Food Historian Carla Cevasco Explains Why Breastfeeding Isn't The Answer To The Infant Formula Shortage - Exclusive
Health Digest spoke to food historian Carla Cevasco about the current infant formula shortage and why the advice of "just breastfeed" isn't the answer. -
Does Air Pollution Worsen COVID-19 Outcomes?
Research is examining the direct role that air pollution might play when it comes to COVID-19 outcomes, shedding light on the importance of healthy air. -
The Latest On The Legionnaires' Disease Outbreak In New York City
A recent outbreak of Legionnaires' disease in New York City has turned deadly, killing one person; 18 people remain sick, including eight who are hospitalized. -
How Long Does It Take To Show Symptoms Of Monkeypox?
Experts still say you shouldn't worry about monkeypox becoming a pandemic. But it can help to know what the symptoms look like. Here's what to look out for. -
Your Morning Cup Of Coffee Could Be More Beneficial For Your Health Than You Think
The results of a new study indicate that if you drink moderate amounts of coffee, you may be prolonging your life — and you can even drink coffee with sugar. -
Layo George Explains Why She Created An App Specifically For Pregnant People Of Color - Exclusive
Maternal health expert Layo George discussed why she created the Wolomi app and how it can help pregnant people of color navigate the healthcare system. -
What To Know About The Recent Mass Recall Of Strawberries
Several groups are investigating a hepatitis A outbreak believed to be linked to two brands of organic, fresh strawberries. Here is what you should know. -
Food Historian Carla Cevasco Explains Why The Infant Formula Shortage Is So Dangerous - Exclusive
Food historian Carla Cevasco explained the dangers of the current infant formula shortage and how historical Americans handled similar challenges. -
Researchers Discover A Potential New Link Between Cancer And A High Fat Diet
High amounts of unhealthy fat can be dangerous and may even contribute to the development of cancer. New research sheds light on this connection. -
How Might COVID-19 Vaccines Change After The Summer?
June is a big month as decisions will be made around eligibility and composition of additional COVID-19 shots as the fall and winter seasons are approaching. -
What Officials Want You To Know As Monkeypox Cases Spread
Over 350 reported cases of monkeypox have been detected in more than 20 countries. In the U.S., at least ten cases have been detected. Here is what to know. -
Getting A Summer Tan Is Riskier For Your Health Than You Think
A recent survey has revealed some troubling statistics that have health experts concerned about Americans' risk of skin cancer. Here's what to know. -
What Mental Health Experts Want You To Know About Postpartum Depression
According to experts, postpartum depression is a serious condition that does not only affect parents, but may have an indirect impact on children, as well. -
Survey Suggests A Majority Of Americans Are Wary Of Mask-Free Traveling
A recent survey reveals how Americans feel about the lifted mask mandates as summer approaches and travel kicks into gear. -
Monkeypox Explained: Everything You Need To Know
Twelve countries including the U.S. have reported cases of monkeypox. We've rounded up here everything you should know about this viral disease. -
Food Historian Carla Cevasco On What History Can Teach Us About The Infant Formula Shortage - Exclusive Interview
To better understand the baby formula shortage and what history can teach us about solutions, Health Digest spoke to food historian Carla Cevasco. -
Olympic Competitor Gabbi Cunningham On How Her Relationship With Her Fans Impacts Her Mental Health - Exclusive
Olympian Gabbi Cunningham has had both positive and negative experiences with fans on social media and she tells Health Digest the effect it's had on her. -
Maternal Health Expert Layo George Discusses How Birthing People Of Color Are Treated Differently - Exclusive
Maternal health nurse Layo George discussed the ways in which people of color are treated differently in the healthcare system, especially when giving birth. -
How Lidocaine Infusions May Help Those With Chronic Migraines
Chronic migraines are a debilitating condition for many Americans. A recent study reveals a new treatment that includes lidocaine may offer relief. -
Study Reveals Limitations Of Using Antiviral Drugs To Treat Monkeypox
Monkeypox is becoming a growing concern for countries across the world. Thus, researchers are trying various treatment options to help. But do they work? -
Do You Love Hitting The Gym? New Study Shows It May Be A COVID Hotspot
Researchers have found that the setting of your workout — especially if it's a packed gym — may be a hotspot for potentially being exposed to COVID-19. -
Why Experts Want To Reframe Gun Violence As A Public Health Crisis
After two back-to-back mass shooting tragedies, some health experts are urging the government to treat gun violence as a public health problem. -
You May Love TV, But Cutting Back Could Give Your Heart A Healthy Boost
Coronary heart disease affects millions of Americans each year. But a recent study suggests we can cut our risks by switching off our televisions. -
The FDA Warns Against The Latest TikTok Hack For Storing Avocados
TikTokers claim to have found the secret to keeping avocados from going bad, but the FDA says not so fast. They tried it, and what they found was disturbing.
