Niko Vercelletto
School
Concordia University Chicago
Expertise
Health & Wellness, Sports, Movies
- Niko is a news writer for Health Digest.
- He has previously written for Popular Mechanics and Tennis Channel, among other publications.
- He has worked full-time for healthcare media companies.
Experience
Niko has been creating content for publications, brands, and companies since receiving an internship at Popular Mechanics magazine during the summer of his sophomore year of university. Since then, he has written and managed content for numerous publications, including Tennis Channel and Realtor.com, among others. He joined Static Media in 2022 and is putting his personal interest in health and fitness to good use by helping the readers of Health Digest transform their own physical health. Niko lives with his wife and cat outside of Chicago.
Education
Niko received his bachelor's degree in English and a minor in Marketing from Concordia University Chicago, a small Lutheran university hidden away in the quiet neighborhood of River Forest.
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Stories By Niko Vercelletto
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Whether you receive braces or aligners, you may be wondering which one is more hygienic for your mouth. These are the differences between the two.
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Using energy drinks before and during exercise is becoming popular, but it turns out energy drinks might not be the best choice for staying active.
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Low-impact cardio exercises are perfect for those who want a good workout without fear of hurting their joints. These are a few of the best to try.
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As awkward as it may feel to discuss your sexual history with your doctor, here's why it's important to always be honest about what's going on in the bedroom.
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Asthma attacks can be a bit frightening, especially if occurring for the first time. Therefore, before even experiencing one, it's best to know what to expect.
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While Japanese water therapy may keep you from feeling dehydrated, some people are still hesitant about using the method in order to lose weight.
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Research has given further clarity into how COVID-19 is transmitted, now showing that transmission happens far earlier during infection, according to the CDC.
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Even though it's great to pig out at the occasional meal, eating until you feel full may not be the best bet. Learn why you shouldn't eat until you feel full.
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It's reasonable to want to make sure your ED medication is working the best it can. These are some things you can do to make sure ED drugs work better.
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Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) is a regimen for men with low levels of testosterone. But what happens if you abruptly stop taking TRT?
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If you have a monkeypox infection, you may be worried about shaving with a rash. This is what you need to know about shaving when you have monkeypox.
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Perhaps you have always dreamed of being a parent to a boy or a girl. Is it really true that your diet can influence which gender you conceive?
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Hot yoga is a popular form of the ancient meditative practice. However, if you ever experience dizziness you may wonder why it's happening. Here's the reason.
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The clamshell is an incredibly simple exercise that can be done anywhere. But why should you add the clamshell exercise to your workout routine?
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There are many forms of pain relief that aren't safe to take if you have high blood pressure. Find out if Tylenol is one of them.
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Phexxi promises to prevent pregnancy while also giving you the flexibility to have sex whenever you want. But is Phexxi really an effective contraceptive?
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When you see someone having a seizure it is important to remain calm and get them help if needed. This is when a person should go to the hospital for a seizure.
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Anesthesia helps patients get through medical procedures without pain, but what happens if you are allergic to it? Is that even possible? Here's what to know.
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The serving size is potentially the most confusing part of the Nutrition Facts label. What exactly does it mean? Here is what you should know.
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Monkeypox cases have been spreading throughout the United States. But does monkeypox actually come from monkeys? Read on to learn the origins of monkeypox.
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As of August 2022, 79% of the U.S. population had received at least one shot of the COVID-19 vaccine. However, just 33% of Americans have received the booster.
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Indoor air pollution can cause short-term and long-term health problems. Read on to learn the sources of indoor air pollution and how to keep yourself safe.
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When you pee, it should feel as if your bladder has completely emptied. If it doesn't, one of these sneaky reasons may be why it isn't emptying all the way.
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There are many different types of headaches, including thirst headaches, that can be prevented. However, it's important to consider a few factors.
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No matter how frequently you're going to the bathroom, the color of your poop can indicate an underlying medical condition or share insight into your diet.
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Diabetes is one of the most common diseases in the U.S. It's estimated that 96 million Americans have prediabetes, and 37.3 million Americans have diabetes.
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Viagra should only be taken by those with erectile dysfunction, not by men who want to last longer in bed. The effects of Viagra can cause other medical issues.