How This Oscar-Winning Film Raised Awareness For The Deaf Community
The deaf community is elated by the Oscar-winning film, "CODA." CODA is an acronym for Children of Deaf Adults and is helping raise awareness.
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Dr. Jessica Shepherd Gets Real About The Black Maternal Health Crisis In The US – Exclusive
In an exclusive interview with Health Digest, Dr. Shepherd discussed why this crisis exists and how the health care system needs to do better for Black women. -
Why The Biden Administration Isn't 'Recommending' A Second Round Of Booster Shots For Adults Over 50
As a second round of booster shots become available for those over 50, you may wonder if you should get one. Here's what health experts want you to know. -
Are Robotic Bugs The Next Big Breakthrough In Medical Technology?
Scientists are developing technological devices to mirror the likeness and behaviors of various bugs, so are robotic bugs the way of medical technology future? -
The Current Rate Of Tobacco Use In The US Might Surprise You
Although tobacco use is still happening in the U.S., the numbers may surprise you. Here's what the latest statistics reveal as of 2020. -
The Startling Way This Common Diabetes Drug Can Affect Men's Fertility
A new study reveals an alarming way a common diabetes medication is affecting male fertility and their offspring. Here's what the data showed. -
Why You'll Want To Think Twice Before Slathering On Your Jergens Moisturizer
Jergens recently issued a recall that may include the bottle you have at home. Here's how to check if yours has been recalled and what to do next. -
How Actress Rachel Miner Is Advocating For Accessibility On Set – Exclusive
Since her MS diagnosis, Rachel Miner has begun advocating for herself and other people with disabilities and chronic illnesses. Here's how. -
Yoga Instructor Eszylfie Taylor On How Fitness Sets The Foundation For Everything In Your Life – Exclusive
Eszylfie Taylor, already an accomplished athlete and businessman, decided to also add instructing yoga classes to his powerful wellness arsenal. -
Report Reveals Dangerous Chemicals Found In Fast Food Packaging
These chemicals are nicknamed "forever chemicals." -
What We Know About The Emergency Hospitalization Of 90210 Star Matt Lanter
Best known for his starring role on "90210," actor Matt Lanter remains hospitalized after having undergone emergency surgery this past Thursday, March 24. -
Foo Fighters Drummer Taylor Hawkins' Cause Of Death Explained
Taylor Hawkins was found dead in his hotel room last Friday before the band was scheduled to play in Bogotá, Colombia. Toxicology reports revealed the cause. -
The Harmful Effects Medical Gaslighting Has On Patients
Gaslighting isn't just a red flag in the dating world -- it's a red flag when seeking medical care. Here's why women and multicultural women should be aware. -
Early Research Finds HIV Medication Could Protect Against COVID-19
These findings may be useful to scientists trying to treat COVID in the future. -
Why Happy Memories May Become The New Way To Relieve Pain
Scientists have found a link between nostalgic feelings and how it affects physical pain. Here's why grabbing an old photo may be just what the doctor ordered. -
The Real Reason COVID-19 Affects Your Sense Of Smell
Losing your sense of smell from a COVID-19 infection can be scary. But new research reveals what's happening and why you can rest assured you'll get it back. -
Jada Pinkett Smith's Alopecia Fully Explained
Jada Pinkett Smith has used her platform to share her personal story of having alopecia. Here's what it is and how she's found ways to embrace it. -
Microplastics Have Been Found In Human Blood For The First Time
The movement to rid the planet and our everyday uses of plastic is highlighted again because microplastics have been found in human blood for the first time. -
What We Know About The Hospitalization Of RHONJ Star Teresa Giudice
Teresa Giudice, mother of four and former star of "The Real Housewives of New Jersey," was hospitalized on Wednesday, March 23. -
Midlife Antibiotic Use Is Linked To Cognitive Decline Later In Life
While antibiotics can effectively kill off harmful bacterial infections, a new study has linked their use to a decline in cognitive functioning later in life. -
Aspirin Could Be A Game Changer In Reducing Death Rates In COVID-19 Patients
A new study suggests that aspirin can help minimize the risk of death in hospitalized patients who are more seriously impacted by COVID-19. -
Why COVID-19 Rates Still Matter
Here's why we still need to be aware of COVID cases around the world. -
How The Supernatural Cast Supported Rachel Miner During Her MS Diagnosis – Exclusive
When actress Rachel Miner was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS), she was working on the hit show "Supernatural.". Here's how the cast supported her. -
Alternative Ways To Manage Your Menstrual Cycle, According To OB-GYN Jessica Shepherd – Exclusive
Dr. Jessica Shepherd, an OB-GYN and women's health expert, is all about helping people find holistic ways to approach their menstrual cycles. -
Why Pfizer Just Recalled Three Blood Pressure Medications
Pfizer recalled several blood pressure medications due to a potential link to a serious health risk. Here's which medications made the list. -
Are Organ Transplants Safe If The Donor Was Infected With COVID-19?
COVID-19 has affected many healthcare sectors, including organ donations. But here's what health experts say about the risk of organs from COVID-19 patients. -
Should You Be Worried About The Increasing Cases Of Bird Flu In The US?
With rising cases of bird flu happening in the U.S., you may be wondering if your health is at risk. Here's where health experts stand on human risk.
