Should You Wear A Mask At Family Gatherings This Holiday Season?
Wondering if you'll need to wear a mask when gathering with your family this holiday season? Here's what the experts say.
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The Johnson & Johnson Booster May Be A Good Choice For Some People
The CDC prefers the Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines over the Johnson & Johnson vaccine and booster, but the shot may still be a good idea for some people.
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Are You Still Fully Vaccinated If You Haven't Had A Booster Shot?
If you are already vaccinated but have not received a booster, you may be wondering if you are still considered fully vaccinated.
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Why Doctors Say There Is No Need To Panic About Waning Vaccine Immunity
Waning vaccine immunity is real, but does that mean you should start panicking? Here's what the experts say.
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Will There Be A Booster Shot For The Johnson & Johnson Vaccine?
If you received the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine and are wondering if or when there will be a booster shot, you'll want to keep reading.
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How To Travel Safely This Holiday Season, According To Experts
The pandemic is still ongoing, but a lot has changed in the past year, and so have travel recommendations. Here is how to prepare for holiday travel,
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Inside Mark Hoppus' Update On His Cancer Diagnosis After Chemotherapy
Blink-182 guitarist and singer Mark Hoppus shocked fans in June when he revealed his cancer diagnosis. He has now shared an update following chemotherapy.
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How mRNA Technology Could Revolutionize Other Vaccines
Using mRNA technology could completely change the way that other vaccines are developed in the future.
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TikTok's Barbie Foot Challenge Is Riskier Than You Think
Fans are embracing all things Barbie -- but doctors want you to stay away from the TikTok Barbie foot challenge. Here's why you might want to skip it.
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First OTC Birth Control Pill Gets Approval From FDA
Opill, the first OTC birth control pill, has received FDA approval and will be available in physical and online stores in 2024.
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WHO Reveals A Scary Link Between Diet Soda And Cancer
Aspartame, a common ingredient in diet sodas, has now come under scrutiny by the WHO's International Agency for Research on Cancer as a possible carcinogen.
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Could Australia's Busy Flu Season Mean Bad News For The US This Fall?
Australia has already seen an early flu season (it's winter there now), and more kids are getting the flu this year. What does this mean for the United States?
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Trial Shows A Simple Pill Can Cut The Risk Of Lung Cancer Deaths By Half
A clinical trial research recently published showed promising results for a drug that appears to decrease the number of lung cancer patient deaths.
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Why Women Are Skipping Prescribed Medications More Than Men
Results from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reveal that individuals continue to face cost-related barriers in accessing medications.
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Demand For Dietary Supplement Touted As 'Nature's Ozempic' Spikes
As the costly diabetes drug Ozempic continues to be in short supply across the United States, many are turning to a natural supplement to curb their appetites.
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What Is Glandular Fever (And Is It Different Than Mono)?
Most often seen in adolescents or young adults, symptoms frequently include a high fever, severe sore throat, swollen lymph nodes, and fatigue.
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Study Finds Link Between Cannabis Use And Psychiatric Disorders In Young Men
Cannabis products are popular choices to take the edge off. But a new study has found some evidence that it might be doing young men more harm than good.
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Doctors Warn Of A Little-Known Respiratory Virus To Watch Out For
Known as human metapneumovirus, data from the CDC shows that a surge of cases was detected through antigen tests during the first half of March 2023.
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Surgeon General Warns Of The Harmful Mental Health Effects Social Media Can Have On Kids
U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy issued an advisory about the risk of social media on the mental health of adolescents. Here's what you need to know.
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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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Diabetes Drug Mounjaro Could Be Game-Changer For Patients
Recently, Eli Lilly and Company elaborated on how the diabetes drug, Mounjaro, could be changing things up for patients. Here's what to know.
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Coolio's Cause Of Death Explained
Rapper and icon Coolio died on September 28th, 2022, while visiting a friend in Los Angeles. At the time, no official cause of death had been provided.
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Scientists Alarmed That Bacteria Found In Recalled Eyedrops Can Spread Between People
Health experts have found that the deadly bacterial infection found in recently recalled EzriCare Artificial Tears products can spread from person to person.
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What A Personal Trainer Says About TikTok's Core Strengthening Weighted Hula Hoop Workout
In an interview with Health Digest, certified personal trainer, Jack Craig, shared his thoughts on TikTok's core strengthening weighted hula hoop workout.
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Study Finds Major Traumatic Brain Injuries Increase Risk For Dementia
Researchers are finding new links between major traumatic brain injuries and dementia. Here's how much it can increase your risk of the condition.
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The Surprising Benefit Video Games Have For Boys
Pre-pandemic, many parents worried over their kids' screen time. During the pandemic however, video games became a way for kids to interact with their friends.
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Fertility Clinics Reported A Surprising Stat Caused By The Pandemic
Fertility clinics around the country noticed an increase in the number of women choosing to freeze their eggs during the pandemic.
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