Can Your Voice Really Predict Your Risk For Coronary Heart Disease?
Coronary artery disease impacts 18.2 million Americans aged 20 and older. Could artificial intelligence analyze your voice to determine if you're at risk?
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What Mental Hygiene Can Mean For Your Life, As Explained By Actress Gabriella Wright – Exclusive
Gabriella Wright, inspirational actress, activist, and co-founder of the Never Alone initiative sat down with Health Digest and explained mental hygiene.
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How Scientists Are Now Detecting Autism In Babies Before Birth
Signs of autism may be apparent in some cases before a child is 12 months old, while in other cases, autism might not be apparent until a child enters school.
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How Work Flexibility Could Improve Mental And Physical Health In Night Owls
Researchers believe there may be a benefit to tailoring work schedules to individuals' sleep schedules, particularly for this group of people.
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The Surprising Way Climate Change Can Affect Your Health
According to a recent study, climate change could lead to an increase in hospitalizations for a certain condition that may require hospitalization.
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What You Need To Know About Recent Stomach Bug Outbreaks Across The US
The norovirus, also known as the stomach flu, is a leading cause of infectious diarrhea and vomiting and responsible for over 2 million doctor visits per year.
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Study Reveals Surprising Way Scientists Can Detect Microplastics In Our Bodies
Whether it's the plastic container that keeps your lunch fresh or your water bottle, the way plastics affect our health has been a cause for concern.
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The Groundbreaking Way Scientists Can Now Study Your DNA
A team of100 scientists has made history by completing the human genome, allowing a pathway to investigating the role DNA variations play in disease.
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Why Empathy May Be The Missing Link In Achieving Higher Vaccination Rates
Vaccine hesitancy has persisted since the start of the COVID-19 vaccine rollout. Here's why empathy may help achieve higher vaccination rates.
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Actress And Activist Gabriella Wright Details The Benefits Of Meditation – Exclusive
When asked for her thoughts on meditation, accomplished actress and activist Gabriella Wright exclaimed, "I love absolutely everything about meditation."
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How Students' Mental Health Declined As The Pandemic Continued
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has recently released startling new research regarding how COVID-19 impacted teen students' mental health.
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Why Experts Are Calling Will Smith's 'Act Of Love' At The Oscars Dangerous
Will Smith shocked viewers at the 2022 Oscars when assaulting Chris Rock onstage during the ceremony. Experts say any attempts of justification are concerning.
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How Experts Can Tell If We're Having A BA.2 Surge In The US
Health experts are having an increasingly difficult time trying to track BA.2 numbers. But here are some ways they're overcoming the challenge.
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What's The Difference Between Aphasia And Dementia?
With the news of actor Bruce Willis' aphasia diagnosis, you may be wondering what's the difference between aphasia and dementia. Here's what you need to know.
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Why The Air You Breathe May Be More Harmful Than You Think
Experts are growing increasingly concerned about the amount of pollution we breathe and they reveal startling statistics regarding air quality and our health.
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Experts Warn Against This Dangerous Ingredient Lurking In Some Tanning Products
Sunless tanning may seem like a healthier option than sunbathing, but experts warn that some sunless tanning ingredients carry adverse health risks.
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Which Booster Brand Should You Choose If You Got The Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
New data released by the CDC encourages a different COVID-19 booster brand for those who had originally received the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
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How To Break Unhealthy Habits You Picked Up During The Pandemic
Many Americans admit they've picked up some unhealthy habits since the pandemic started. Here are some ways health experts recommend breaking them.
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The Wanted Singer Tom Parker's Cause Of Death Explained
Tom Parker, 33 and the former singer for the band The Wanted, died Wednesday after battling an inoperable tumor since 2020.
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Should Parents Of Young Children Be Worried About Omicron BA.2?
More and more parents are alarmed that Omicron seems to be impacting children under the age of 5 more than Delta. But is there a true cause for concern?
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Bruce Willis' Aphasia Diagnosis Explained
Bruce Willis is stepping away from acting due to a health complication called aphasia. Here's everything we know so far.
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90210 Star Matt Lanter's Wife Opens Up About His Recent Health Scare
Matt Lanter recently had emergency surgery for this health issue.
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Why Fatty Fruits Are Coming Into The Superfood Spotlight
A new study reveals fatty fruits are good for the heart. Here's which fruits the researchers focused on and the serving sizes.
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How This Oscar-Winning Film Raised Awareness For The Deaf Community
The deaf community is elated by the Oscar-winning film, "CODA." CODA is an acronym for Children of Deaf Adults and is helping raise awareness.
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Dr. Jessica Shepherd Gets Real About The Black Maternal Health Crisis In The US – Exclusive
In an exclusive interview with Health Digest, Dr. Shepherd discussed why this crisis exists and how the health care system needs to do better for Black women.
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Why The Biden Administration Isn't 'Recommending' A Second Round Of Booster Shots For Adults Over 50
As a second round of booster shots become available for those over 50, you may wonder if you should get one. Here's what health experts want you to know.
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Are Robotic Bugs The Next Big Breakthrough In Medical Technology?
Scientists are developing technological devices to mirror the likeness and behaviors of various bugs, so are robotic bugs the way of medical technology future?
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