Your Back Pain May Be The Result Of A Vitamin Deficiency
Not getting enough vitamins can have negative effects on your body that you normally wouldn't expect. One example is this common nutrient deficiency in the U.S.
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We Tried TikTok's Easy Ear Trick To Fall Asleep Fast. Here's What Happened
Falling asleep can be one of the toughest challenges we face. That's why a Health Digest writer decided to test a Tiktok ear trick for falling asleep fast.
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Fall-Related Deaths Are On The Rise Among Seniors And Certain Prescription Drugs May Be To Blame
In 2024, statistical data showed an alarming uptick in fall-related deaths among seniors. Experts say these prescription drugs may be to blame.
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What To Know About The Dangerous 'Kissing Bug Disease' Rising In The US
The CDC now considers "kissing bug disease" to be endemic in the United States. Here's what you need to know about Chagas.
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The Largest Hand Soap Recall Recorded In Recent US History
The FDA recently announced a recall of several antiseptic hand soaps and lotions over possible bacterial contamination. Here's what to know.
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People Are Eating More Sugar & It Isn't For The Reason You Might Think
Scientists say people are eating more sugar, and it's not because of stress or clever marketing. You may find the actual reason quite surprising.
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President Taft's Weight Loss Daily Diet Was Alarmingly Scarce
It's a well-known fact that U.S. president William Howard Taft struggled with losing weight, even though he followed an alarmingly restrictive diet.
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What Are Whole-Virus Vaccines & Why Are They Controversial?
There are different types of vaccines, and each behave differently within the body. Whole-virus vaccines help your immune system via one of two mechanisms.
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Eating Avocado Every Day Has An Unexpected Effect On Your Eye Health
When you think about foods that benefit your eye health, carrots are likely at the top of your list. But the humble avocado can actually be a strong contender.
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The Best Exercise For People Over 60 That Isn't Walking Or Running
While walking and running both have health benefits, the best exercise for people over 60 may be this one, which helps benefit brain health.
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Is THC Or Alcohol Better For You? Here's What The Science Says
For people who consume alcohol or products with THC as a form of recreation, it's important to know which of the two can do the least damage to your health.
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Eating Passion Fruit Has An Unexpected (And Serious) Side Effect For Some People
Passion fruit offers health benefits, but it could also trigger unpleasant reactions in your body -- and your risk may be higher if you have a certain allergy.
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The Leading Cause Of Death In Florida Sadly Isn't Unique To Just The Sunshine State
Not-so-fun fact: The top cause of mortality in Florida (aka the sunshine state) is also among the three most common fatal diseases for Americans in general.
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The Artificial Sweeteners That May Have A Negative Effect On Your Brain
Artificial sweeteners are often marketed as a healthier alternative to sugar. But according to a new study, they may have certain effects on your brain health.
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The American Heart Association's New High Blood Pressure Guidelines, Explained
High blood pressure affects nearly half of people in the U.S. If you have it, here's what to know about the American Heart Association's new guidelines.
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Try These Beverages To Support Kidney Health If You're Bored With Plain Old Water
Your kidneys need plenty of water to keep them healthy. The problem is, plain old water can feel a little boring. Try these beverages instead.
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What Happens To Your Brain When You Take Metformin?
New research has shed light on how metformin, a medication that has been in use for more than half a century, affects different parts of the body.
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Don't Panic & Swear Off Your Gel Manis In The US Just Yet
With the European Union having recently banned one of the chemicals in gel nail polish, what does that mean for us here in the U.S.? We'll explain.
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The Healthy Eating Habit Lara Trump Swears By For Snacking
Lara Trump, U.S. president Donald Trump's daughter-in-law, has a pretty unconventional snacking favorite -- one that is unexpectedly packed with nutrients.
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If You Live In This Part Of The U.S. You May Be At A Lower Risk For Dementia
Statistics show that due to sociodemographic and lifestyle factors, people in certain states appear to have a reduced chance of developing dementia.
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What Happens To Your Body When You Drink Apple Cider Vinegar And Lemon Juice
On their own, apple cider vinegar and lemon juice are typically touted for their potential health benefits. Together, they could be helpful for weight loss.
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The Medical Procedure Jill Biden Underwent During Her Time As First Lady
A few years ago, news outlets reported that then-First Lady Jill Biden received surgery for a foot injury. Publicly available details are limited, though.
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When You Turn 50, This Is What Happens To Your Teeth
Over the age of 50, certain health issues can become more of concern. When it comes to our dental health, this is what we can expect to happen to our teeth.
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Study Says This Common Supplement Could Have An Unexpected Effect On Your Memory
One way to keep your brain sharp as you head into your golden years may be to pamper your gut with a widely available substance.
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One Type Of Vegetable May Be Able To Reduce Your Risk Of Colon Cancer
Diets high in processed meat and fat are linked to colorectal cancer risk. However, one group of vegetables may help protect your gut and lower your risk.
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Here's The Real Problem With RFK Jr. And Pete Hegseth's Fitness Challenge
It's not unusual to attempt viral fitness challenges. But is the "Pete and Bobby Challenge" -- 100 push-ups and 50 pull-ups in under 10 minutes -- safe to try?
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Keep An Eye Out For This Potential Side Effect Of GLP-1s
Those on GLP-1 medications often report side effects like nausea, dizziness, or headaches. But research says there's another potential side effect to watch for.
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