New Migraine Treatment Is On Its Way In The Form Of A Simple Nasal Spray
If you suffer from frequent migraines, you know how they can put a halt to your day. Now, relief might come in the form of a nasal spray.
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What Every Parent Should Know If Your Baby Is In NICU
It can be scary if your baby ends up in the NICU. An expert explains some of the things a parent with a baby in the NICU should know and do.
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The School Lunch Changes The Departing Trump Administration Wants To Make
The departing Trump administration is reportedly attempting to change the nutritional requirements put in place by the Obama administration.
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Jack Hanna's Dementia Diagnosis Explained
It was not clear that when Jack Hanna retired just a few months ago, he would be retiring from all areas of his life only four months later.
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Karen Grassle Explains Her Personal Connection To Her Role In Not To Forget – Exclusive Interview
Actress Karen Grassle rose to fame in the "Little House on the Prairie" series. Since then, Grassle has ventured into other projects -- both on- and off-screen.
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New York City Has 2 Human Cases Of West Nile Virus. Here's What You Need To Know
It's the height of West Nile virus season in the United States, and so far, there have been two human cases recorded in New York City.
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FDA Recalls Two More Eye Drop Products After Emergency Recall In February
After an emergency recall that occurred just last month, the FDA has now recalled two more brands of eye drops. Here's everything you need to know.
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Hospitals May Be Hit Hardest By The Worsening Albuterol Shortage
Many hospitals are either in short supply or out of stock of the liquid form of albuterol, which is used to treat breathing problems. Here's what to know.
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Why You Should Wear A Mask Even If You're 6 Feet Away
Wearing a face mask when you're in a crowd is a no-brainer, but what if you're able to distance by 6 feet? Masking is still important even then: Here's why.
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How The Keto Diet May Improve Quality Of Life For Those With Multiple Sclerosis
New research suggests the keto diet may actually be able to help those with multiple sclerosis. Here's how the diet is impacting those with the disease.
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Neonatologist Lists The Dos And Don'ts For Friends And Family Of NICU Parents
In an exclusive interview, Health Digest spoke with Dr. Melinda Elliott, a neonatologist, who shared the dos and don'ts for friends and family of NICU parents.
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Anne Heche's Cause Of Death Explained
Actor Anne Heche, star of "Donnie Brasco," "Wag the Dog," and "Six Days, Seven Nights," died on Friday after a serious car crash on August 5.
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DMX's Fiancée Opens Up About Their Son's Chronic Kidney Disease
Desiree Lindstrom, fiancée of late rapper DMX, is spreading awareness about their son's chronic kidney disease. Here's what to know about the condition.
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3 Foods That Can Help Prevent Prostate Cancer, According To An Oncologist
In an exclusive interview, Health Digest spoke with Dr. J. Ben Wilkinson, an oncologist, about steps you can take to reduce your risk of prostate cancer.
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Infectious Disease Expert Weighs In On Whether A Polio Epidemic Can Happen Again
After the COVID-19 and mpox outbreaks, you may have questions about other pandemics. Health Digest spoke with Dr. Park to ask if a polio epidemic could happen.
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Eli Lilly Becomes First Pharmaceutical Company To Cap Insulin Prices For Those On Private Insurance
Good news is on the horizon for those who take insulin as pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly plans to lower costs for this potentially life-saving medication.
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Everything We Know About Hailey Bieber's Mini-Stroke
Hailey Bieber opens up about her recent health scare and mini-stroke. While uncommon in younger patients, doctors want everyone to know the warning signs.
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FDA Advisers Back Pfizer RSV Vaccine For Seniors Despite Key Concerns
An FDA panel recently voted in favor of Pfizer's RSV vaccine despite some concerning health issues that arose during clinical trials.
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Popular Artificial Sweetener Could Be Hazardous To Your Heart Health
According to a 2023 study in Nature Medicine, certain artificial sweeteners, particularly erythritol, might increase your risk of blood clots.
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You May Not Know About Evusheld For COVID, But Health Experts Want You To
There's a good chance that you've heard about some COVID-19 medications, but it's less likely that you have heard about Evusheld. It's time for that to change.
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Study Suggests Smartwatches May Pose A Risk To Those With Pacemakers
Those who have pacemakers may want to reconsider using a smartwatch, according to a new study. Here's how they may interfere with pacemakers.
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Doctor Explains How Teen Birth Control Trends Have Changed Post-Roe V. Wade
Restricting abortion makes more people interested in birth control. Here's how teen birth control trends have changed since Roe v. Wade was overturned.
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Why Evidence From Stem Cell Transplant Looks Promising For Curing HIV
A recent study might offer hope for a future cure for HIV. Here's what you should know about the case study and what it means for people with HIV.
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Why Hundreds Of Thousands Of Plant-Based Infant Formula Cans Are Being Recalled
The FDA has made considerable movements to address the shortage of baby formula. But recalls are persisting, including a recent FDA recall for another formula.
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Don't Post A Photo Of Your Vaccine Card. Here's Why
Your COVID-19 vaccine card helps you remember which vaccine you received, the date you received it, and where you received it. But don't go posting it online.
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Salma Hayek's Near-Fatal Coronavirus Battle Explained
The actress and producer decided to stay quiet while she was in the thick of recovery and diagnosis, which occurred early on in the pandemic.
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Elon Musk's Asperger's Diagnosis Explained
On "Saturday Night Live," Elon Musk revealed he has Asperger's. Here's everything you need to know.
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