Why NSAIDS May Not Be A Long-Term Solution For Osteoarthritis Inflammation
People with osteoarthritis often take NSAID medication to help relieve symptoms. Discover a new study that says NSAIDs may not help with long-term inflammation.
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FDA Takes A Big Step Forward With Medication To Help Slow Down Type 1 Diabetes
A recent drug approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) may help delay the onset of type 1 diabetes. Here's everything you need to know.
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Are Declining Global Sperm Counts Affecting Male Fertility?
Recent scientific buzz around a new study is hinting that sperm count is going down globally -- which may affect a lot more than pregnancy rates.
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How A New Mind-Controlled Wheelchair Changes The Game For People With Paralysis
About 1 in 50 people in the U.S. deal with paralysis. Now there's a new type of adaptive equipment for people with paralysis -- mind-controlled wheelchairs.
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How To Spot A Fake Online Pharmacy, According To The FDA
Online pharmacies made it convenient to get medications online during the pandemic. But are they safe, and how can you find legitimate ones?
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What You Need To Know About The Latest US Measles Outbreak
Recently, more cases of measles have been reported. In order to keep you and your family safe, it's essential to know the details of the current outbreaks.
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Study Finds This Kind Of Low Carb Diet May Increase Diabetes Risk
While many people follow a low-carb diet, it turns out the risks may outweigh the benefits. Here is the low-carb diet that may increase your risk of diabetes.
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How A Leaky Gut Can Worsen Your Asthma Symptoms
Research tells us that our gut is connected to almost every aspect of our overall health. Read on to find out how a leaky gut may worsen asthma symptoms.
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Why Lab-Grown Meat May Soon Hit Your Local Grocery Store Shelves
Society is no stranger to fake meat. But where do we stand with lab-grown meat? This meat recently got FDA clearance and may soon be an option for consumers.
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Health Digest Survey: Which Is People's Preferred Brand Of Cough Drops?
With cold and flu season upon us, many are reaching for their favorite products and remedies. Read on to find out our readers' preferred brand of cough drops.
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Report Shows US Premature Birth Rates Are At An All-Time High
The birth of a child is usually a cause for celebration. But a startling trend in American births is adding a sense of anxiety to many births.
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New Study Offers Hope For People With Osteoarthritis
A study examined the results of a comparative study on patients who'd received ankle fusion surgery or ankle replacement surgery to determine which is better.
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New Study Digs Deeper Into Why Sleep Apnea Can Lead To Dementia
In a new study led by Elizabeth Coulson, researchers were able to pinpoint the relationship between sleep apnea and Alzheimer's Disease in mice.
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Pepto-Bismol Or Tums? Health Digest Survey Finds People's Go-To Upset Stomach Remedy
Pepto-Bismol or Tums? We surveyed our readers to find out what they reach for when experiencing tummy troubles. Here is the top go-to upset stomach remedy.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Trying Ayahuasca
While many claim to benefit from ayahuasca's healing insights, some research on the psychedelic substance could be beneficial for anybody looking to try it.
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Are You More Likely To Get Lung Disease From Tobacco Or Cannabis?
Tobacco leads to lung disease, but what about cannabis? Read on to find out whether you are more likely to get lung disease from tobacco or cannabis.
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Health Digest Survey: Which Is People's Favorite Healthy Nut?
Nuts are a popular go-to snack for many reasons. They travel well and taste great. So, how does your favorite type compare to other Health Digest readers?
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How A Brand New Fentanyl Vaccine Could Be A Game Changer For Preventing Deadly Overdoses
Fentanyl has been linked to the rise in deadly overdoses. Read on to find out about a new fentanyl vaccine that may be a game-changer for preventing overdoses.
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Study Finds How AirPods Can Benefit Those With A Hearing Impairment
A new study reveals a common product many of us use consistently can actually help improve minor hearing loss. Yes, AirPods may be the key to better hearing.
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The American Medical Association Weighs In On The Daylight Saving Versus Standard Time Debate
The U.S. Senate recently voted in favor of permanent Daylight Saving Time. Now, the AMA is weighing in on the matter. Read on to find out where they stand.
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Can A Tomato A Day Be The Key To A Healthy Gut?
A popular and versatile fruit, tomatoes may play an important role in gut health. Read on to find out why a tomato a day may lead to a healthy gut.
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What To Know About Amazon's New U.S. Virtual Health Care Clinic
Online retail giant Amazon is now offering a virtual health care clinic in the United States. Learn more about the company's new health care service.
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Study Finds Increased Health Risks Come With Repeated COVID Infections
A new study published in Nature Medicine suggests that COVID reinfection can put a person at risk for health conditions in the months following the illness.
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How Apple Watches Are Being Used To Recognize Heart Failure
Heart failure is a leading cause of death, but it can often be difficult to diagnose initially. Learn how the Apple Watch is being used to recognize it.
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Study Shows What One Antioxidant Can Do For Your Overall Motivation
A recent study published in eLife reveals what one antioxidant, called glutathione, might do for your overall motivation. Here's what to know.
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Why The FDA Is Cautioning Parents About Prescription Cough Medication Overdoses In Kids
Medicine can be a huge help when we're sick with the cold or flu. But it can also present a risk for young children who ingest too much.
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What Adults Over 65 Need To Know About Their 2022 Flu Vaccine Needs
Catching the flu can be miserable and even deadly for some. But, this year may be slightly different regarding the flu vaccine for those over 65 years old.
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