What You Should Know About Microplastics In Food
Microplastics can come from a variety of different sources, including glitter, plastic bags, and water bottles. And they can -- and do -- end up in your food.
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Why Spending Time With Friends And Loved Ones Is So Important For Your Health
Feelings of loneliness can lead to a variety of health conditions.
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Could Wait Times For Organ Transplants Soon Become A Thing Of The Past?
University Health Network researchers in Toronto have created a proof-of-concept study that could significantly change how donor organs are given and received.
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Are Schools Doing Enough For Their Students' Mental Health?
Here is how various states are handling the mental health of their students.
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The Unexpected Effects COVID-19 Can Have On Your Mental Health
COVID-19 has had many effects on people worldwide. But new research reveals some of the surprising ways it can affect our mental health.
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Study Reveals A Surprising Link Between Menopause And Hair Loss
If you have experienced hair loss during menopause, you're not alone.
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Could Stem Cells Be The Answer To Curing HIV?
HIV has been known as a serious, life-threatening epidemic needing a cure. But scientists have found new hope in treating the illness.
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A Concussion Can Be Worse For Your Brain Health Than You Think
Concussions may be a common occurrence, but they can be serious and lead to other health concerns. Here are some of the ways it can impact your brain health.
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Why Kids Who Have Trouble Sleeping Might Not Grow Out Of It
Why you should be concerned if your child has trouble sleeping.
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A New Study Reveals Girls With Type 2 Diabetes Have A Higher Risk For Ovarian Cysts
Studies show there are many risks associated with diabetes, including ovarian cysts. But new research reveals it's happening in younger populations.
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Asymptomatic COVID-19 May Not Be As Common As You Think
Tracking COVID-19 rates is more difficult with asymptomatic cases. Asymptomatic people might not seek out testing unless they detect symptoms.
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Purple Carrot's Andy Levitt Clears Up Misconceptions About Plant-Based Foods – Exclusive
People misunderstand many things about plant-based diets, according to Andy Levitt, CEO of plant-based meal kit company Purple Carrot.
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If You Get Migraines, Your Genetics Could Be At Play
Migraines are debilitating, painful, and ongoing for many. But new research suggests genetics play a role in what kinds of migraine you get and how to treat it.
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Why COVID-19 Breakthrough Infections Might Not Be As Bad As You Think
COVID-19 breakthrough infections are happening in those who are vaccinated. But is this cause for concern? Health experts weigh in.
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The Surprising Amount Of Daily Exercise You Need For A Healthy Heart
A new study reveals the amount of exercise you need to keep your heart healthy. Additionally, it's never too late to start exercising, according to experts.
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Peloton's Emma Lovewell Explains Why Community Is Key To Achieving Your Goals – Exclusive
In an exclusive interview with Health Digest, Peloton instructor Emma Lovewell shared how having a supportive community is crucial to achieving your goals.
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Study Reveals A Startling Number Of Health Conditions In Adults Who Had COVID-19
COVID-19 isn't just posing health risks upon infection. Unfortunately, there's evidence to suggest post COVID condition is making lasting impacts on our health.
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Juvéderm Volbella XC: All The Details About The New FDA Approved Under-Eye Filler
Juvéderm Volbella XC is making waves in the anti-aging community due to its ability to reduce aging in the under-eye area. Here's everything you need to know.
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Everything We Know So Far About The Olympic Figure Skating Doping Scandal
Kamila Valieva, a Russian figure skater, has run into trouble during the Beijing Olympic Games. Here's everything we know so far about the doping accusations.
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What To Do If You Can't Find Your Vaccine Card
Although important, those little white cards are not the only way by which you can prove your vaccination status.
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Women May Feel Cancer Treatment Side Effects More Than Men
New research suggests there are differences when it comes to the felt effects of chemotherapy for women. Here are factors that may play into the differences.
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Your Next COVID-19 Vaccine Might Look A Lot Different Than You're Used To
A new vaccine is starting human trials in Canada and many experts support its development.
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Miss America Emma Broyles On Being Diagnosed With ADHD As An Adult – Exclusive
Miss America Emma Broyles has only fairly recently become intimately acquainted with ADHD, as she was diagnosed when she was 19.
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Why The CDC Is Debating Adjusting The Length Of Time Between COVID-19 Vaccines
New data reveal that increasing the length of time between vaccine doses may actually be helpful in many aspects of COVID-19. Here's what experts suggest.
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New Study Reveals Good And Bad News About COVID-19 Boosters
COVID-19 boosters have shown high efficacy in new ways. While waning protection is a concern, there are some new good data in this area.
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The NFL Is Ready To Coach The U.S. On How To Handle COVID-19
It may come as a surprise, but the NFL may actually be able to provide helpful information on reducing the spread of COVID-19. Here's what they've learned.
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COVID-19 Vaccines For Children Under Five May Take Longer Than Expected
Health experts and government officials were eager to roll out emergency use vaccinations for young children. But now, the FDA is pausing on this initiative.
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