Does Zyrtec Make You Drowsy?
While Zyrtec is taken to help relieve symptoms of allergies, many may come to wonder whether the medication could bring on feelings of drowsiness.
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Is Mouth To Mouth Necessary In CPR?
When people hear the term CPR, they often envision a mouth-to-mouth procedure, combined with applied pressure on the chest. Is mouth-to-mouth necessary?
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What Is Alzheimer's And Brain Awareness Month?
The Alzheimer's Association has designated June to be Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month for people to share their stories about living with brain diseases.
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What Is World Multiple Sclerosis Day?
While some know all about multiple sclerosis day, others may not be aware of the meaning behind the day. Here's what you need to know regarding MS Day.
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How Is Multiple Sclerosis Diagnosed?
Multiple sclerosis is a disease affecting the nervous system, causing symptoms such as numbness, pain, fatigue, or memory problems. This is how it's diagnosed.
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Is Multiple Sclerosis Genetic?
Are genetic factors at play in the development of MS? Let's dive deeper into how a family history of MS may increase someone's chances of having MS.
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The Difference Between Hodgkin And Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma, According To A Doctor
Lymphoma, or cancer of the lymph nodes, can be either Hodgkin or non-Hodgkin, but what distinguishes these types? Read on to learn more.
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Is It Safe For People With Diabetes To Drink Coke Zero?
Coke Zero, which has no sugar, may seem like an ideal soda option for those with diabetes -- but is that actually the case? Read on to learn more.
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CDC Warns That Mpox Can Make A Summer Comeback In US
Health authorities are warning that mpox may resurge this summer. Here's what you need to know.
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Universal Flu Vaccine Could Eliminate The Need For Annual Flu Shots
Flu vaccines need to be updated annually and can vary in effectiveness year to year, but a universal flu vaccine under clinical trial might change that.
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Dr. Michael Blaivas Reveals How The Weather Really Impacts The Spread Of COVID-19 - Exclusive
In an exclusive interview with Health Digest, Dr. Michael Blaivas, the chief medical officer at Anavasi Diagnostics, explains when COVID-19 is likely to spread.
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How To Know If You Have COVID, The Cold, Or The Flu - Exclusive
In an exclusive interview with Health Digest, Dr. Barbara Bawer, a family medicine physician, talks about how to know if you have COVID-19, a cold, or the flu.
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The Top 3 Signs You May Have Adult ADHD - Exclusive
Symptoms of ADHD may be different in adults than in children. Read on to find out the signs of adult ADHD in this exclusive interview.
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Surefire Ways To Stop Your Family From Getting Sick This Flu Season - Exclusive
In an exclusive interview with Health Digest, Karla Huntsman, MSN, RN, explains the nature of the flu virus and shares her tips for staying healthy this year.
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Is It Monkeypox, Acne, Ingrown Hairs, Or Herpes? Here's How To Tell The Difference - Exclusive
If you see a rash on your body, it might be hard to tell if it's monkeypox or something else. Dermatologist Dr. Cuong Le shares how to tell the difference.
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Yoga Instructor Shares 3 Gentle Poses That Can Help Alleviate Constipation
In an exclusive interview with Health Digest, Lindsay Monal, a registered yoga teacher, walks us through poses that can ease stubborn constipation.
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A Neurologist Explains How To Prevent Migraines With Proper Nutrition
Migraine is a common condition, but treatment can sometimes be elusive. A neurologist tells Health Digest how to prevent migraines with proper nutrition.
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What To Expect After Having A Mastectomy, According To A Leading Breast Surgery Specialist
Many women are diagnosed with breast cancer each year. This means they will have to choose whether or not to undergo a mastectomy. Here's what to consider.
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How To Beat Those Holiday Headaches, According To A Migraine Expert
Holiday headaches can be a real pain. But fortunately, there are things you can do to mitigate them.
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What To Do If Your Child Gets RSV, According To A Pediatrician
RSV is a common childhood illness currently circulating the population of young children in the U.S. Here's what one pediatrician recommends you can do.
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How To Best Protect Yourself From The 'Tridemic' During Holiday Travel
Many experts are talking about the tridemic, which may concern you about holiday travel. Here are tips to stay healthy this holiday season.
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A Cancer Nutritionist Debunks 3 Common Myths About Food And Cancer Risk
In an exclusive interview with a cancer-specialist registered dietitian, we get the scoop on what myths exist about cancer and nutrition.
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An Immunologist's Best Recommendations For Treating Seasonal Allergies
Allergies are a common inconvenience for many. In an exclusive interview with an immunologist, we discovered the best recommendations for treating them.
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Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner Shares 3 Ways To Help Treat ADHD That Aren't Medication
ADHD affects many Americans. Here are some effective strategies to help boost your health and manage your condition that aren't medication.
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How The Flu Can Affect Your Lungs, According To A Respiratory Therapist
The flu can make your whole body feel out of whack. But what types of impacts will your lungs experience? A respiratory therapist explains what to expect.
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A Neurologist's Best Recommendations For Getting Rid Of A Painful Migraine
Do you get painful migraines? In this exclusive interview with Health Digest, neurologist Dr. Sara Crystal explains how best to treat a migraine.
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How To Keep Kids Safe From MPox At School, According To Infectious Disease Expert
In this exclusive interview with Health Digest, infectious disease expert Dr. John Schieffelin explains the ways you can keep your child safe from MPox.
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