Do Vaccines Cause Autism?
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has a recommended immunization schedule for children from birth to 18 years, which is reviewed annually.
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What It Means When Your Shoulders Itch
For some, itchy skin is something to contend with once in a while. However, reoccurring irritation, especially in the shoulders, may indicate something else. -
An Immunologist Explains The Link Between Eczema And Depression
While many factors may impact depression, Dr. Jacqueline Eghrari-Sabet, allergist/immunologist, tells Health Digest that eczema may be one of them. -
What Does It Mean When You Have Oil Droplets In Your Stool?
Healthy stool is usually brown in color with a consistency somewhere between firm and soft. But, if you have oil droplets in your stool it could mean this. -
Can Your HVAC System Be Causing Sinus Problems?
The same systems that dry out our skin each winter while we try to stay warm may be causing sinus issues. Here's what you should look out for. -
What 5-Minute Walks Every 30 Minutes Can Do For Your Body If You Sit All Day At Work
Moving your body often may be tricky if you're in front of a computer all day. But even small amounts of exercise can combat the effects of too much sitting. -
Do You Have Grief Or Depression? An Integrative Physician Weighs In
Dr. Jan E. Patterson, an integrative medicine physician and professor, spoke to Health Digest about how to tell the difference between grief and depression. -
How Often Do You Need A Professional Dental Cleaning?
Routine cleanings aren't exactly something we look forward to on our calendar. Even so, just how often should we be penciling in those dental appointments? -
What It Means When You Have Mucus In Your Stool
It's normal to have mucus in your stool -- in small amounts. But when there's a large amount in your stool, it could be a sign of an underlying health issue. -
Can You Get Herpes In Your Eyes?
Herpes can cause a number of symptoms, like genital warts. However, some may be wondering if the sexually transmitted disease can also affect the eyes. -
Evel Knievel's Son Robbie's Cause Of Death Explained
Robbie Knievel, son of famed daredevil Evel Knievel, has died at the age of 60 after spending the past few days in hospice. Here's what we know about his death. -
What Is Cardiac Arrest?
When it comes to heart health, there are many conditions to be aware of, including cardiac arrest. Here's what cardiac arrest is and how to prevent it. -
Health Conditions A Colonoscopy Can Detect
The colonoscopy procedure allows a healthcare provider uses a long, flexible tube called a colonoscope to examine the inside of the large intestine. -
Is Ka'Chava Meal Replacement Shake Good For You?
Testimonials tout Ka'Chava as "the best meal replacement" with its great taste and filling texture. However, many may wonder how healthy it really is. -
Is A Poison Ivy Rash Contagious?
Poison ivy is a common plant found in North America that can cause a rash when it comes into contact with the skin. The rash is caused by urushiol. -
Is Arugula More Nutritious Cooked Or Raw?
With its sharp, peppery taste, arugula is packed with vitamins, nutrients, and antioxidants. But is it healthier raw or cooked? Let's find out. -
What Is High Phenolic Olive Oil And Is It Good For You?
Consuming olive oil has many benefits, especially extra-virgin olive oil. It is high in saturated fat and is considered a safe, healthy option for cooking. -
How To Safely Remove An Eyelash In Your Eye
If you've ever had an eyelash stuck in your eye, you know how painful it can be. Here's the safest way to remove that unwelcome eyelash once and for all. -
Do Mild COVID Symptoms Lead To Long COVID?
A mild case of COVID-19 may not seem too bad once you're better. However, experts looked into how a mild case of the virus could lead to Long COVID. -
What Is Twilight Sleep That's Caused By Anesthesia?
For twilight sedation, a doctor administers a safe local anesthetic medication to block out pain from a targeted area and a sedative to help the patient relax. -
Adult-Onset ADHD: A Comprehensive Guide
Adult-onset ADHD is now considered a neurodevelopmental disorder. Here's a comprehensive guide to this complex and often misunderstood condition. -
What To Do When You Have A Blood Blister
Blisters, or pockets of fluid that form under the skin, can be uncomfortable and painful. They can form as a result of injury or friction to the area. -
The Biggest Weight Loss Scams Of All Time
Weight loss scams have been around for about as long as humanity's desire to lose weight. Here's a list of some of the biggest weight loss scams of all time. -
The Cardiac Health Issues Of Lisa Marie Presley's Family Explained
The music world heard a sad, familiar echo on the evening of January 12, 2023, when Priscilla Presley announced that her daughter, Lisa Marie Presley, had died. -
How To Identify And Treat Poison Sumac
You've likely heard of poison ivy, but you may not know its rash-inducing friend, poison sumac. Here's how you can identify and treat a poison sumac reaction. -
Why You May Want To Add More Masago To Your Diet
Masago is the roe (or eggs) of the capelin fish. Learn why it may be the perfect addition to a well-balanced diet, and how to incorporate more of it. -
How A Clinical Trial Shows Promising News For Children With Peanut Allergies
Life is much more stressful when your child has a peanut allergy. A recent clinical trial, however, is showing promise in desensitizing allergic reactions.
