The Surprising Reason Why Dementia Mortality In America Is At A Record High
According to the CDC, dementia diagnoses are actually increasing. A new study reveals a surprising reason why dementia mortality in America is at a record high.
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Disease Outbreaks In Ukraine Could Be A Less Visible Impact Of War
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has caused widespread devastation through the country, and the health consequences could extend far beyond the effects of bombings.
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The Surprising Reason Your Dog's Food Bowl Could Negatively Impact Your Health
Keeping dogs' food bowls clean makes a difference in their health. New data has emerged showing that these factors can have an impact on our health, too.
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The Surprising Way Your Personality Affects The Way Your Brain Ages
Personality traits can be used to inform several aspects of our lives. But studies show some types are linked to cognitive decline.
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How Scientists May Soon Be Able To Make Your Skin Cells Act 30 Years Younger
Exciting new research opens us to the possibility that scientists may be able to reverse the aging of our cells in the not-so-distant future.
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Research Reveals The Best Source Of Fiber For Cardiovascular Disease Prevention
A new study reveals surprising distinctions between the various dietary fibers and their respective health benefits. Here's what scientists discovered.
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This Is Why The US Life Expectancy Continues To Decline
The average life expectancy within a country tends to ebb and flow depending on what is happening with its citizens. In the US, it continues to decline.
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Could Your Erectile Dysfunction Medication Lead To Vision Problems?
Could your erectile dysfunction medication lead to vision problems? New research findings say there may be a link between ED medication and vision loss.
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Study Reveals This Common Spice Can Help Fight Breast Cancer
Triple-negative breast cancer may be treated with a combination of medications, therapies, and surgeries including chemotherapy, mastectomy, and radiation.
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Is Midlife Depression The New Midlife Crisis For Women?
The latest data from the National Center for Health Statistics reveals startling data on midlife depression for women.
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Are Pooch Smooches Actually Bad For Your Health?
While dog kisses might make you happy for whatever reason, they might not be the best thing for your overall health in the long run.
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Are Puppy Dog Eyes Actually A Manipulation Tactic?
Are puppy dog eyes actually a manipulation tactic? New research indicates that your puppy knows how to get what they want from you.
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Is Gut Bacteria To Blame For Drug Resistant High Blood Pressure?
Researchers have discovered that enzymes produced by certain bacteria commonly found in the gut may answer a long-standing medical question.
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COVID-19 Increases Your Risk For Blood Clots Longer Than You Think
New research reveals that COVID-19 increases your risk for blood clots and other conditions longer than you think. Here's what you need to know.
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Research Reveals Important Genetic Component Of Schizophrenia
It's known that schizophrenia can run in families, but the search for a genetic link has proven difficult. Now, researchers may have unlocked a huge clue.
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SoulCycle Instructor Kamelle Mills Talks Self-Love And Representation In The Fitness Industry – Exclusive Interview
In this exclusive interview with Health Digest, Kamelle Mills shares why representation and self-love are so important in the fitness world.
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Why Selena Gomez Launched New Wondermind Mental Fitness Platform
The actress, pop star, and entrepreneur Selena Gomez is looking to destigmatize and democratize mental health with her new platform, Wondermind.
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Why Health Experts Suggest Concussion Diagnostic Testing Needs An Upgrade
A tool commonly used to diagnose sports-related concussions might not be as accurate as anticipated, according to researchers at Rutgers University.
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Omicron XE: Everything We Know So Far About The New COVID Variant
Omicron XE is a recombinant variant, meaning that it is a combination of other viruses. In this case, Omicron XE is a hybrid of Omicron variants BA.1 and BA.2.
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How Biden's Plan To Fix Obamacare Could Affect Up To 5 Million Americans
The White House recently announced a new rule in a press statement that would eliminate a "family glitch" within the Affordable Care Act.
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Why Cancer Patients Should Consider Getting The COVID-19 Vaccine
Regardless of whether a patient was diagnosed with solid cancer or blood cancer, receiving 2 doses of a COVID-19 mRNA vaccine strengthened protection.
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Could Psychedelics Be The Next Breakthrough Treatment For Cancer Patients' Mental Health?
Many patients experience mental health difficulties after a cancer diagnosis. Could psychedelics be a breakthrough treatment for cancer patients' mental health?
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A Surprising Link Between Tuberculosis And Cancer May Lead To Better TB Treatments
A new study indicates a link between tuberculosis (TB) infections and cancer cells that may hold promise for improved therapeutic approaches to TB.
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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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What Does The Future Of COVID-19 Boosters Look Like?
The Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee will soon meet to determine a potential strategy for how boosters will fit into American life.
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