How To Know If The Therapist You're Seeing Isn't Right For You
It can be challenging to find the right therapist. More importantly, knowing if the therapist you're seeing is right for you. Read on for all the details.
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You Might Be Drinking Too Much If This Happens To You
How can you know if you're drinking too much alcohol? From impaired decision-making to weight gain, here are some of the signs that can indicate a problem.
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Can You Still Get COVID-19 After Getting The Vaccine?
You can still contract COVID-19 after receiving the vaccine, because you are not considered fully vaccinated until two weeks after your final dose.
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Mammogram Versus Breast MRI: What's The Difference?
Both mammograms and breast MRIs are forms of imagery that can be used in the screening process for breast cancer, but they may play different roles.
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The Real Difference Between Braces And Invisalign
According to the American Dental Association, braces and orthodontic treatments all aim to improve a persons bite, aligning the upper and lower jaw.
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How Long Do You Need To Wait For The COVID-19 Vaccine To Work?
Your body needs time to build up immunity from COVID-19 with these vaccinations. How long?
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Read This Before You Think About Getting An IUD
An IUD, or intrauterine device, is a form of birth control that can remain in the uterus for years. Want to know more? Read this before you get one.
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Are Mountain Dew Energy Drinks Bad For You?
Mountain Dew energy drinks come in different styles and flavors, but are any of them good for you?
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14 Tips For Maintaining Breast Health
Many women may wonder what they can do to ensure the health of their breasts and avoid conditions like breast cancer. We've got some key tips here.
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Simple New Questionnaire Could Lead To Quick COPD Diagnosis
COPD affects up to 15 million people around the United States. To help diagnose COPD earlier, a new screening tool has come out. But how effective is it?
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Things You Should Always Avoid After Getting Botox
While botox doesn't require any recovery time, it does come with post-treatment instructions. Here's everything that you need to avoid after the procedure.
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Is It Safe To Use A UV Nail Polish Dryer?
While a UV nail polish dryer is key to a gel manicure, there hasn't been much research on its effects. A recent 2023 study looks at its effect on skin cells.
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Things You Shouldn't Do After Getting The COVID-19 Booster Shot
Getting ready for your COVID-19 booster shot? According to experts, here are the top things you shouldn't do after getting boosted.
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Health Products For The Elderly That Are Nothing But Scams
Join us as we take a deep dive into why the elderly are often the target of scams, plus some of the more egregious elderly health products scams we've seen.
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Lies Your Dentist Knows You're Telling
Your dentist can tell when you're spinning lies because your mouth and behavior are full of clues -- and not being honest can hurt your oral health.
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What Happens To Your Body When You Inhale Helium?
Inhaling helium can affect the body in more ways than just vocal quality. Rather, there are ways in which doing so can potentially be dangerous to the body.
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How Growing Up With A Family Dog Could Lower Your Risk For Crohn's Disease
Science shows that man's best friend comes with a host of physical and mental health benefits for humans.
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Why You Should Never Get In A Hot Tub While Pregnant
While there are obvious behaviors pregnant women should avoid doing, here's why you should never get in a hot tub while pregnant.
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CDC Finds Teen Girls At A Record High For Mental Health Concerns
The newest CDC data shows startling increases in sexual violence and trauma in girls, leading to higher rates of feelings of hopelessness and depression.
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Why You May Have Lower Back Pain On Just The Right Side
Back pain is a common symptom, and pain localized to the lower right side may be due to a number of issues ranging from mild to serious. Learn more here.
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How Much Activity Is Safe During Pregnancy?
Just because you're pregnant, you don't have to stop moving. This is how you can continue to exercise in a way that's safe for you and your baby.
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Why A Rise In Norovirus Cases Is Being Seen Throughout The US
Norovirus cases are on the rise compared to last year. What's driving the jump in infection numbers and do experts think we should be concerned?
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What To Expect After A Knee Replacement, According To An Orthopaedic Surgeon
To find out what the recovery process entails following knee replacement surgery, Health Digest spoke with orthopaedic surgeon Dr. Kevin R. Stone.
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What To Know Regarding A Potential FDA Approved Drug For Postpartum Depression
In cases of postpartum depression, depression symptoms are often more severe and ongoing following childbirth. Luckily, there could be a new potential drug.
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How Watching The Super Bowl Can Affect Your Heart
The nail-biting anticipation of the big game is what makes Super Bowl Sunday so pleasurable. However, all of this enjoyment might come at a cost to your heart.
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Diet And Male Pattern Baldness: Is There A Link?
Half of the world's men will start to lose hair by the time they reach 50 years old. But is there any link between male pattern baldness and diet?
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Symptoms Of Angioedema Explained
Angioedema refers to swelling in the body, often but not always resulting from an allergy. Here's what you should know about this condition.
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