What Actress Rachel Miner Wants You To Know About Multiple Sclerosis – Exclusive
When actress Rachel Miner was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, she was starring on "Supernatural." Now, here's what she wants you to know about the disease.
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American Psychiatric Association Establishes New Disorder For Prolonged Grief
Grief can be an exceptionally difficult experience for anyone. But now researchers are looking at ways to treat grief that lasts for extended periods of time.
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Yoga Instructor Eszylfie Taylor Explains How Yoga Can Lead To Better Overall Wellness – Exclusive
Fitness and finance guru Eszylfie Taylor knows a thing or two about athletics, including yoga.
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Why COVID-19 Vaccines For Younger Children Are Delayed
Although COVID-19 vaccines were authorized for kids between 5 and 11 back in October, availability for children under 5 has run into a number of obstacles.
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Study Reveals Mammograms Have A Second Superpower
Mammograms are a critical way to catch breast cancer early. But a new study shows it's also effective at detecting this major health condition.
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Everything We Know About Justice Clarence Thomas' Hospitalization
73-year-old Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas was hospitalized late last week after experiencing flu-like symptoms. Here's what we know so far.
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Could COVID-19 Vaccines Become As Common As The Flu Shot?
Flu shots administration has been steadily on the rise over the past decade. Can we expect COVID-19 vaccines to be just as mainstream?
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Is It Safe To Exercise After COVID-19?
After COVID-19, you may be eager to jump back into your regular routine but when it comes to working out, there are a few things you may need to consider.
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Study Reveals Important Link Between Folate Levels And Dementia
Dementia is a debilitating and progressive disease marked by slow cognitive decline. Researchers have found new links between folate levels and dementia risk.
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Study Reveals Game Changing Procedure For Preventing Severe Asthma Attacks
Some 4% of adults diagnosed with asthma suffer from severe asthma attacks that don't respond to inhalers. But now there's hope with bronchial thermoplasty.
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Why Moderna Is Pushing For 4th Dose COVID-19 Vaccines
Moderna is seeking FDA approval for another booster shot in the wake of the Omicron variant. Here's everything you need to know about this vaccine's status.
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Why Scientists Are Turning To Dust Mite Extract To Treat Eczema
Eczema affects many Americans across the country and scientists are trying to find new ways to treat it, including the use of dust mites.
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Could Ringing In Your Ears Be A Side Effect Of The COVID-19 Vaccine?
Could the ringing in your ears be caused by your recent vaccine?
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Selling Sunset Star Heather Rae Young Opens Up About Vocal Cord Surgery
Heather Rae Young has been on a journey of trying to recover her vocal cords. Here's what the star has shared about her road to recovery and how she's doing.
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Experts Suggest Prevention Is Key For This Life-Threatening Heart Condition
A new study reveals a heart condition that is threatening the lives of certain individuals. Here's what to know about the risk factors and if they apply to you.
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OB-GYN And Women's Health Expert Jessica Shepherd Talks Endometriosis Awareness Month - Exclusive
Health Digest spoke with Dr. Jessica Shepherd, an OB-GYN and women's health expert, during Endometriosis Awareness Month and learned more about the disease.
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Research Suggests This Brand Of Beer Has Impressive Health Benefits
If you love beer, you may be excited to know there's one brand that may be healthy for you. Here's which one to pick up the next time you're shopping for some.
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Study Suggests Immunocompromised People Needn't Fear Vaccine Side Effects
Immunocompromised people may think twice about receiving a COVID-19 vaccination, for fear of side effects, but a new study may help put those concerns to rest.
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Study Reveals Social Butterflies May Have Greater Cognitive Health
Humans are wired for socializing, and it turns out that connecting with others is good for your cognitive health. A new study reveals why.
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The Surprising Link Between Daytime Naps And Cognitive Decline
New study finds surprising links between daytime naps and impacts on cognitive health like Alzheimer's disease risk and dementia.
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How Florida's 'Don't Say Gay' Bill Can Harm LGBTQIA+ Young People And Their Families
New legislation recently passed may have major mental health impacts on LGBTQIA+ students who no longer find support in their school system.
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Could Changes To Blood Pressure Upon Standing Predict Future Heart Risk?
A recent study revealed a new way to predict major adverse heart events. And it all may have to do with the simple act of standing up.
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Inside Blink-182's Mark Hoppus' Cancer Journey
Here's what Mark Hoppus, bassist for Blink-182, has shared about being diagnosed with stage 4 cancer and what got him to remission.
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How 2 Amputated Toes Saved Deion Sanders From A Life-Threatening Condition
NFL star and Jackson State football coach Deion Sanders recently underwent a procedure off the field that may have saved his life.
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Why Scientists Are Looking At Wastewater To Detect COVID-19
Wastewater has been considered a valuable tool for scientists and epidemiologists during the COVID-19 pandemic. Here's why.
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Could Predicting Alzheimer's Disease Be As Simple As Taking A Blood Test?
Early detection of Alzheimer's Disease is beneficial so patients may start medications during the early stages of the disease, which provides better results.
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Inside Traci Braxton's Cause Of Death
Traci Braxton died at the age of 50 due to esophageal cancer complications. Here's what to know about the disease, including prevention and risk factors.
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