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  • Satellite photo of Hurricane Ian
    Catherine Caruso

    What Health Problems Can Floridians Expect In The Aftermath Of Hurricane Ian?

    In addition to structural damage, the Category 4 hurricane has left many Floridians vulnerable and susceptible to a variety of health concerns in its wake.
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  • Doctor looking at a brain scan
    Robin Zabiegalski

    Brain Expert Dr. Marc Milstein On Habits That Keep Your Brain Healthy And Happy - Exclusive Interview

    Author and brain expert Dr. Marc Milstein explained the physical factors that impact the brain and shared the habits you can adopt to improve brain health.
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  • Coolio with slight smile
    Erin Marie

    Coolio's Past Health Problems Explained

    Grammy award-winning hip-hop artist Coolio died Wednesday, September 28, from a suspected heart attack. The artist had been open about his past health problems.
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  • President Joe Biden
    Angela Todd

    How The White House Plans To End U.S. Hunger And Lower Diet-Related Disease By 2030

    For Americans, availability of nutritious food has is a growing concern. On September 28th, President Biden announced a plan to end hunger in America by 2030.
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  • soda on store shelves
    Kimberly Smith

    Less People Drink Soda Every Day Than You Might Think - Exclusive Survey

    Soda is one of the most popular go-to drinks in America, but maybe not so much with Health Digest readers. Discover the results of our exclusive survey.
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  • person getting vaccine in arm
    Lisabeth Fauble

    Can The COVID-19 Vaccine Change Your Menstrual Cycle?

    After receiving the COVID-19 vaccine, many women reported changes in their menstrual cycles. Learn about a recent study that examined these changes.
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  • people working out in gym
    Kimberly Smith

    Research Reveals What A Weightlifting Routine Can Do For Your Longevity

    Lifting weights can be a great option for physical fitness. Discover what recent research says about what weightlifting can do for your longevity.
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  • Queen Elizabeth
    Kimberly Smith

    Why Queen Elizabeth II's Official Cause Of Death Is Stirring Up Controversy

    In the U.S., many don't think a person can die of old age, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention doesn't list it in its top 10 causes of death.
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  • Katie Couric at an event
    Anne Taylor

    Katie Couric's Breast Cancer Diagnosis Explained

    Katie Couric announced Wednesday that she is currently undergoing treatment for breast cancer.
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  • Hand scratching dog's chin
    Erin Marie

    Researchers Say Your Canine Companion Can Smell Your Stress Levels

    A new study shows there's another reason to believe your dog has superpowers. And it has to do with sensing when you're stressed.
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  • four young women making faces
    Lisabeth Fauble

    COVID-19 Caused Many Changes, Including Our Personalities

    A new study shows that COVID-19 caused many changes, including adjustments to our personalities. These impact everything from our openness to agreeableness.
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  • two women holding Bloom bottles
    Melissa Szaro

    Bloom Nutrition Founder Mari Llewellyn Shares The Evolution Of Her Health Journey - Exclusive Interview

    Mari Llewellyn reflected on her health journey, explained how it led to Bloom Nutrition and her fitness app, and shared how to reach your health goals.
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  • pregnant woman checking blood sugar
    Kimberly Smith

    Can Gestational Diabetes Predict The Risk Of Developing Type 2 Diabetes Later In Life?

    Gestational diabetes is a condition that occurs during pregnancy. Now, a new study suggests it can lead to an increased risk of type 2 diabetes later on.
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  • Pre-teen boy receiving COVID-19 test
    Erin Marie

    Study Suggests A Child's Risk Of Developing Type 1 Diabetes May Change After A COVID Infection

    A recent study suggests a possible link between type 1 diabetes and a COVID-19 infection in young people. Here's what the data detail.
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  • family eating ameal
    Kimberly Smith

    How Many Meals Do People Typically Eat In A Day? - Health Digest Survey

    Do you eat three meals per day? Health Digest decided to find out how many meals readers eat in a day, and the results might surprise you.
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  • Young girl asleep in bed
    Erin Marie

    Why You Might Want To Think Twice Before Giving Melatonin To Your Kids To Help Them Sleep

    Melatonin is a popular sleep aid used by many Americans. Unfortunately, it can have negative outcomes when used by children. Here's what they are.
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  • woman brushing off her husband in contempt
    Beth Bradford

    Research Reveals How Life Stressors Can Distort Your View Of Your Relationship

    Almost two-thirds of U.S. adults said the pandemic significantly changed their lives, and 87% of people said we've been hit with one crisis after another.
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  • women giving herself insulin injection
    Kimberly Smith

    Can A Common Type Of Virus Really Increase Your Risk Of Type 1 Diabetes?

    Type 1 diabetes is a lifelong condition that affects blood sugar. Learn about a recent study that connects the disease to a common group of viruses.
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  • children with COVID-19 booster shots
    Ciara Turner-Ewert

    When You Can Expect The New Bivalent Booster To Be Available For Kids

    The newest Pfizer and Moderna bivalent booster vaccines are now available for most adults. Discover when they will become available for younger children.
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  • woman eating food
    Lisabeth Fauble

    Dr. Mike Blaivas Reveals How COVID-19 Really Affects Your Senses - Exclusive

    Losing your sense of taste and smell after COVID can feel frustrating and scary. Dr. Blaivas explains why it happens and what you can do about it.
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  • A woman and her daughter hug
    Anne Taylor

    New Research Reveals When The Majority Of People Are Likely To Recover From Long COVID

    A new study is presenting positive news for people suffering from long COVID.
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  • pain killer options
    Kimberly Smith

    Tylenol Or Advil? Health Digest Survey Reveals The Preferred Over-The-Counter Pain Reliever

    Health Digest conducted a poll to find out what readers reach for most often when it comes to relieving pain. The most popular ones might be in your cabinet.
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  • cup of hot coffee surrounded by coffee beans
    Beth Bradford

    New Study Suggests Ground, Decaf, And Instant Coffee Could All Boost Health And Longevity

    There's no shame in gulping down that cup of coffee anymore. A recent study suggests that consuming ground, decaf, or instant coffee could benefit your health.
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  • Teen talking with doctor on couch
    Ruth Clark

    How The Supreme Court Roe Ruling Has Changed Birth Control Trends Among Teens

    The recent Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v. Wade has caused many teens across the country to make a mad dash to their gynecologists for contraception.
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  • Healthcare worker smiling at senior
    Erin Marie

    CDC Issues New Guidance On Masks In Nursing Homes To Help Prevent COVID-19

    The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently released updated guidelines regarding the use of personal protective equipment in healthcare settings.
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  • Frozen embryo in liquid nitrogen
    Catherine Caruso

    Why Using Frozen Embryos To Become Pregnant Can Lead To More Complications

    Compared to natural pregnancies, those who used frozen embryo transfers during IVF treatments were 74% more likely to develop hypertensive disorders.
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  • snow and ice on top of a lake
    Beth Bradford

    The Ice-Cold Truth About This Unexpected Way To Help Burn Body Fat

    Cold water immersion changes body fat to help us adapt to cold temperatures. This brown adipose tissue produces adiponectin, which reduces insulin resistance.
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