Officials Call For More Polio Vaccines As Cases Are Likely To Spread
Polio may once have been a thing of the past, but its recent reemergence in New York has health experts concerned.
Read MorePolio may once have been a thing of the past, but its recent reemergence in New York has health experts concerned.
Read MoreThere are thousands of PFAS chemicals, and some could not only build up in the environment but in our bodies as well. Now, they may be affecting our health.
Read MorePsychologist and Holocaust survivor Dr. Edith Eger explained what it takes to break free of trauma and how she helps patients come to terms with their pasts.
Read MoreNatasha Vani, a naturopathic doctor, spoke to Health Digest about how adjusting your health habits can affect chronic diseases you're dealing with.
Read MoreMold remediation specialist and Change the Air Foundation founder Michael Rubino shared why your home's air quality is so important and how you can improve it.
Read MoreWhile the typical symptoms of monkeypox resemble the flu along with a blister-like rash, medical experts are alerting the public to new signs of the virus.
Read MoreOverall, children have lower infection rates for COVID-19, and they also seem to experience milder symptoms. However, experts don't understand why.
Read MoreWho knew walking could provide so many benefits to our health? As it turns out, new research suggests timing walks after meals could boost health even more.
Read MoreIs Demi Lovato right to use the term "California sober?" Health Digest spoke to Dr. Manish Mishra to better understand the term.
Read MoreThe U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the drug trastuzumab-deruxtecan for patients with the HER2-low breast cancer subtype.
Read MoreWhile the vaccine will still be administered in two doses, four weeks apart, each shot will be a much lower dose than the original.
Read MoreCelebrity esthetician Elina Fedotova shared how different environments affect your skin and how you should adapt your skincare routine as a result.
Read MoreWhile living with long COVID can be incredibly challenging, new research is highlighting the best ways to protect yourself from it. Here's what to know.
Read MoreIt's widely believed that lifestyle plays a large role in cancer risk. However, new research is suggesting another important factor may have a greater impact.
Read MoreIf you're a woman who has chosen to be self-employed for more flexibility and freedom, this lifestyle may also be supporting your heart health.
Read MoreThe U.S. government will receive 150,000 doses of the vaccine in September. Until then, health officials may have a solution for the currently limited supply.
Read MoreOculofacial plastic surgeon Dr. Chip Cole explained why the UltraClear™ laser treatment is changing the anti-aging game and what people can expect from it.
Read MoreDr. Edith Eger explained how she addressed her trauma after surviving the Holocaust and shared her advice for people struggling with survivor's guilt.
Read MoreWith monkeypox cases continuing to rise across the country, it's important to be aware of how the illness spreads and how to keep yourself safe from exposure.
Read MoreGetting pregnant is a group effort. Dr. Kate Balestrieri told Health Digest how partners can support each other during conception attempts.
Read MoreThe American Academy of Pediatrics has updated its breastfeeding recommendations. Motherlove CEO Silencia Cox explains this update's importance.
Read MoreA plant-based diet can be beneficial for many reasons, including reducing the risk of breast cancer.
Read MoreOlivia Newton-John, famed actor, singer, and star of "Grease," died aged 73, and now we know her cause of death.
Read MoreHeart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States.
Read MoreMany Americans are using a wide range of marijuana and hemp products to alleviate various ailments. But are these products as safe as they seem?
Read MoreCertain groups are more vulnerable to the health effects of climate change, with children being one of the most susceptible groups. Here's how.
Read MoreCoronary artery disease develops over many years, typically due to a build-up of cholesterol deposits (or plaques) and inflammation in the coronary arteries.
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