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  • doctor holding the hand of a cancer patient
    Beth Bradford

    New Cancer Vaccine Shows Promise In Preventing Melanoma Recurrence

    Clinical trials for a new mRNA vaccine against melanoma recurrence have indicated promise in this new line of therapy. Read on to learn more.
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  • Hands opening blister pack of birth control
    Erin Marie

    Study Shows Birth Control Pills Can Still Be Effective Even With Far Fewer Hormones

    Hormonal birth control can come with unwanted side effects, but what if the amount of hormones it contains could be reduced? One study found it might work.
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  • Kimmi Scott posing with pearl earrings
    Beth Bradford

    Love & Marriage: Huntsville's Kimmi Scott Opens Up About Her Fight With Breast Cancer - Exclusive Interview

    "Love & Marriage: Huntsville" star Kimmi Scott opened up about discovering her breast cancer, undergoing treatment while filming her reality show, and more.
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  • a little boy with strep throat has his throat checked
    Brynna Standen

    Strep Throat On The Rise As Amoxicillin Remains In Short Supply

    According to the CDC, strep infections are surging in kids, and these cases are coinciding with a shortage of liquid amoxicillin. Here's what you should know.
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  • a little boy itches his eyes
    Brynna Standen

    World Health Organization Warns Of New COVID Symptom In Children To Watch Out For

    A new COVID subvariant seems to be provoking a specific symptom in children. Here's what you should know.
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  • Hand connected to intravenous drug treatment
    Erin Marie

    Patients At Risk As Shortage Of Life-Saving Cancer Drugs Persists

    Several chemotherapy drugs have been affected by medication shortages, leaving cancer patients at risk. Read on to learn more.
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  • close-up of gavel with judge in background
    Beth Bradford

    Two Controversial Court Rulings Put The Future Of Medical Abortion On The Line

    Two recent court rulings over the drug mifepristone have brought the future of medical abortion into question. Here's the latest.
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  • Woman turning 100 at birthday party
    Erin Marie

    Study Shows Centenarians Have An Immunity That Leads To Longer Lives

    Researchers have found that centenarians may possess a genetic composition in their immune cells that makes them less prone to disease as they grow older.
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  • Coolio
    Angela Todd

    Coolio's Cause Of Death Explained

    Rapper and icon Coolio died on September 28th, 2022, while visiting a friend in Los Angeles. At the time, no official cause of death had been provided.
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  • Lance Reddick in 2019
    Ruth Clark

    John Wick: Chapter 4 Actor Lance Reddick's Cause Of Death Explained

    The cause of death has been revealed for John Wick: Chapter 4 actor Lance Reddick, who was found dead in his home on March 17.
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  • a woman lying awake in bed
    Brynna Standen

    Getting Too Much Sleep, Or Too Little? It May Increase Your Stroke Risk

    A new study has revealed that both too much and too little sleep are tied to an elevated risk of stroke. Read on to learn more.
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  • a woman shows off her second dose of bivalen booster
    Brynna Standen

    FDA Set To Greenlight Second COVID Bivalent Boosters For Seniors

    The FDA is reportedly considering making a second booster shot available to those 65 and older. Here's what you should know.
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  • Older woman using eye drops
    Erin Marie

    Scientists Alarmed That Bacteria Found In Recalled Eyedrops Can Spread Between People

    Health experts have found that the deadly bacterial infection found in recently recalled EzriCare Artificial Tears products can spread from person to person.
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  • Woman using weighted hula hoop
    Erin Marie

    What A Personal Trainer Says About TikTok's Core Strengthening Weighted Hula Hoop Workout

    In an interview with Health Digest, certified personal trainer, Jack Craig, shared his thoughts on TikTok's core strengthening weighted hula hoop workout.
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  • doctor spraying a close-up of a nasal spray
    Beth Bradford

    Could A Nasal Spray Be Your Next Line Of Defense Against COVID?

    Based on new research, a nasal spray has been developed to potentially block the spread of COVID. Read on to learn more.
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  • Woman holding head in pain
    Erin Marie

    Study Finds Link Between Your Circadian Rhythm And Your Most Painful Headaches

    Can headaches be linked to your sleep cycle? A new study suggests that's the case.
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  • Masked people walking outside
    Erin Marie

    Why The Latest COVID Variant Has The World Health Organization Concerned

    Many people now consider the pandemic a thing of the past. However, officials continue to monitor COVID-19's development, which has led to some concerns.
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  • doctor's hand covering patient's hands
    Beth Bradford

    FDA's Approval Of OTC Narcan Is Big News For Combating Opioid Overdoses

    The FDA has approved Narcan, a drug meant for reversing opioid overdose, to be sold over-the-counter. Read on to learn more.
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  • Patient and doctor discussing heart health
    Erin Marie

    Study Finds Many People Over 40 Could Have 'Hidden Heart Disease'

    A new study has revealed that many people 40+ may have heart disease but be asymptomatic, leaving them at risk of a heart event.
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  • Young girl painting wearing headphones
    Erin Marie

    CDC Data Shows Autism Diagnoses In Children On The Rise

    Data from the CDC shows that children are being diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder at rates higher than ever before. What's behind this change?
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  • Doctor hands holding an image of a brain with a missing puzzle piece
    Erin Marie

    Study Finds Major Traumatic Brain Injuries Increase Risk For Dementia

    Researchers are finding new links between major traumatic brain injuries and dementia. Here's how much it can increase your risk of the condition.
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  • Lily Brooks O'Briant smiling
    Melissa Szaro

    Lily Brooks O'Briant On Cancer Activism Work And Her Connection With St. Jude Children's Research Hospital - Exclusive

    Lily Brooks O'Briant shared how she got involved with St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and how her activism experiences informed her new Apple TV+ series.
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  • High-protein food items
    Erin Marie

    How A High Protein Diet Can Reduce Belly Fat, According To A Dietitian

    If you're dealing with stubborn belly fat, a high-protein diet may be the answer. Health Digest spoke with an expert who explained why.
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  • Doctor showing patient X-ray
    Erin Marie

    Expert Advice On What Questions To Ask Your Doctor While Selecting A Treatment Plan For Breast Cancer

    You might not know what to ask your doctor when you're formulating a treatment plan for breast cancer. Health Digest spoke with an expert to get their advice.
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  • Sick tired woman in bed
    Erin Marie

    Reports Show Long COVID Risk Lowered By Vaccination, Paxlovid Treatment

    Recent research into long COVID has revealed the protective qualities of both vaccination and early Paxlovid treatment. Read on to learn more.
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  • Lily Brooks O'Briant smiling
    Melissa Szaro

    Actress Lily Brooks O'Briant Talks About Life By Ella And Her Cancer Activism Work - Exclusive Interview

    In "Life by Ella," Lily Brooks O'Briant plays a 13-year-old with a new lease on life after beating cancer. The actress discusses her role and activism work.
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  • Smiling woman taking supplement
    Erin Marie

    The One Supplement You Shouldn't Take In The Morning, According To A Registered Dietitian

    While certain medications and supplements can be taken at any time, one vitamin supplement should never be taken on an empty stomach. Here's why.
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