New statistics from the CDC indicate there has been a startling rise in melatonin poisonings in children. Over the past decade, the number has surged by 530%.
Science shows that friendships are good for our health. To reap these benefits, it all starts with an open mindset and a willingness to try new things.
Attachment styles are formed with our primary caregivers during infancy and influence our emotional responses, behaviors, and interactions later in life.
Certified behavioral expert, Gianna Biscontini, knows a thing or two about creating her own rules when it comes to relationships. This is her advice for you.
Writer and behavioral scientist Gianna Biscontini sat down with Health Digest to discuss her new book, workplace burnout, and how to live an authentic life.
Low libido can affect you at any time throughout your life, and there are many reasons behind it. Here's the surprising trick that may boost a low sex drive.
Naz Perez explains how her own heartbreak and her support group changed her perspective on loving others, self-love, and the role love plays in our lives.
In an exclusive interview with Health Digest, Naz Perez explained how Heart Broken Anonymous helps people feel their heartbreak so they can finally heal.
In vitro fertilization, often called IVF, is a series of procedures that helps people who have difficulties getting pregnant. Here's what else you should know.
There are classic teething symptoms, like drooling and fussiness, but what about fevers? Here's what research says about the link between fevers and teething.
When dreaming about marriage, you may imagine your ideal partner's personality and looks, but what about age? Science says this is the best age to get married.
Whether you're lovesick, crushing on someone new, or once bitten/twice shy, there's no question that Cupid's arrow leaves a mark. Read on to find out why.
If you've set up your Tinder profile and are serious about meeting someone, the best piece of advice for you would be to refrain from smiling in your photos.
If your partner doesn't share a love of your favorite sweet or salty snacks, don't worry. Science shows that your partner's taste buds can shift over time.