The Startling Connection Between Your Blood Type And A Severe Case Of COVID-19
Research is limited regarding whether or not there is a relationship between COVID-19 infection and blood type, but researchers have begun unearthing answers.
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Should You Get A Fourth Dose COVID-19 Booster?
Here's what you should know about a fourth COVID shot. -
Could Lifting Weights Be The Secret To A Good Night's Sleep?
For those looking for a better night's sleep, adding weight lifting or another form of resistance training to their regime might just be the magic bullet. -
Why COVID-19 Prevention Should Be A Priority If You're Pregnant
Your immune system, in particular, goes through a major adjustment during pregnancy in order to provide an ideal environment for your growing baby. -
Why Life Post-COVID Might Be More Of A Struggle For Seniors
Even with COVID numbers on the decline, not everyone is prepared to return to life as it once was. This is especially the case for seniors. -
New Research Might Have You Pouring A Glass Of Red Wine With Dinner Tonight
Drinking a few glasses of wine daily has long been popular, but now, new research might have you pouring a glass of red wine with dinner tonight. -
Why Researchers Suggest COVID Can Lead To Nerve Damage And Other Long-Haul Symptoms
Researchers are now discovering that COVID, particularly long COVID, is leading to health complications like nerve damage. Here's what the studies show. -
Researchers Find Startling Link Between Cancer And Guillain-Barre Syndrome
Guillain-Barre syndrome (GBS) is a rare disorder that can cause severe symptoms at later stages. Researchers are now finding a link between cancer and GBS. -
Study Reveals Hockey Players Have An Increased Risk Of Degenerative Brain Disease
Researchers have long been concerned about concussions in high-impact sports like hockey. But new evidence suggests there's a risk of a brain disease as well. -
How The Attacks On Ukraine May Impact Your Mental Health And What You Can Do
News of the Ukrainian attacks may have impacted your mental health recently. But there are things you can do to feel better. -
Should You Continue Wearing A Mask?
As more mask mandates are lifted, you may wonder if there's any reason to continue wearing a mask. Here are some factors to help you decide. -
Researchers Reveal New Drug To Help Babies With Severe Respiratory Virus
Respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, can pose high risks for infants. But new research suggests an effective treatment may soon be available. -
The Startling Link Between Early Menopause And Dementia Risk
While menopause is a fact of life for all women, a new study that has come out is making a connection between early menopause and dementia. -
Cancer Therapy Takes A Major Step Forward For Multiple Myeloma Patients
Multiple myeloma is a blood cancer. Incredible new research has revealed patients of this type of cancer may have longer remissions and possibly a cure. -
What We Know About Biden's New 'Test To Treat' COVID Strategy
This week, the Biden administration announced a brand new strategy designed to curb COVID-19 hospitalizations and deaths through testing and treatment. -
Why Some Experts Suggest Schools Shouldn't Lift Mask Mandates Just Yet
Across the country, several states are lifting their mask mandates in schools, including Connecticut, Illinois, and New York, but is it too soon? -
The Surprising Reason Your Next Blood Pressure Reading Could Be Way Off
If you tend to get vastly different blood pressure readings, there could be a simple reason why, and it has nothing to do with your actual blood pressure. -
How The Keto Diet May Improve Quality Of Life For Those With Multiple Sclerosis
New research suggests the keto diet may actually be able to help those with multiple sclerosis. Here's how the diet is impacting those with the disease. -
How Amazon's Alexa May Soon Help You Book Your Next Telehealth Appointment
Telehealth has boomed during the COVID-19 pandemic and Amazon is helping further the technology. Here's how Alexa may soon help you with your doctor visits. -
The Real Rate Of Breast Cancer Overdiagnoses May Surprise You
The rate of breast cancer overdiagnoses may be far less common than previously thought. Unfortunately, it still impacts many women negatively. -
Why Vaping Is Doing More Damage To Your Nose And Throat Than You Think
Vaping has become a more popular form of smoking over recent years. But health experts reveal startling impacts vaping has on a vaper's nose and throat. -
How Nursing Home Safety May Get A Boost Under New Biden Initiative
President Biden is likely to reveal new plans to upgrade nursing home living for elderly U.S. citizens in response to poor outcomes from the COVID-19 pandemic. -
The Troubling Way Tech Devices Can Interfere With Heart Implants
If you own certain tech products and also have a heart implant, you may want to take some precautions, according to new warnings from health experts. -
Study Reveals Disappointing News For Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine For Kids
Younger children are receiving less potent forms of the vaccine and the data are reflecting poorer outcomes. Here's what we know about the recent findings. -
What We Know About Congress Dropping The Mask Mandate Before Biden's State Of The Union Address
Capitol physician Brian Monahan stated in a memo that face masks will no longer be required on Capitol grounds or in the House Chamber. -
Study Reveals COVID-19 May Lead To Temporary Diabetes For Certain Patients
The link between diabetes and COVID-19 has been on the radar for researchers. But studies suggest that newly onset diabetes after COVID-19 may not be permanent. -
New Study Reveals Why Migraines During Pregnancy Are Risky
Your pregnancy migraine may be more serious than you think.
