No doubt, calories can be a conundrum. Just a little information goes a long way. Here, we unpack the myths about calories to make them, uh, more digestible.
Throwing up is an extremely unpleasant experience, and can be bad for your teeth to boot. Here are some ways to protect your teeth when you experience vomiting.
While many claim to benefit from ayahuasca's healing insights, some research on the psychedelic substance could be beneficial for anybody looking to try it.
If you have rheumatoid arthritis (RA), traveling may be difficult. Here are some ways that can help make your next trip a bit less stressful and more pleasant.
Longtime "Star Trek" star and director Jonathan Frakes shared the story of his brother's pancreatic cancer diagnosis and his work for greater awareness.
Nuts are a popular go-to snack for many reasons. They travel well and taste great. So, how does your favorite type compare to other Health Digest readers?
Fentanyl has been linked to the rise in deadly overdoses. Read on to find out about a new fentanyl vaccine that may be a game-changer for preventing overdoses.
A new study reveals a common product many of us use consistently can actually help improve minor hearing loss. Yes, AirPods may be the key to better hearing.
The U.S. Senate recently voted in favor of permanent Daylight Saving Time. Now, the AMA is weighing in on the matter. Read on to find out where they stand.
While some of the medicines we have today are derived from those substances, a lot of them are also synthetically produced. One example is methotrexate.
Many people don't even know they have sleep apnea in the first place. With a condition as elusive as this, it's natural that myths have spread about it.
The government discontinued its free at-home test kit mailing service, but you can receive as many as eight tests monthly. Here's what you need to know.
Diabetes is a common health condition in the U.S. So you may wonder if you're bound to get it if it runs in your family. Here's how genetics may play a role.
A new study published in Nature Medicine suggests that COVID reinfection can put a person at risk for health conditions in the months following the illness.
Heart failure is a leading cause of death, but it can often be difficult to diagnose initially. Learn how the Apple Watch is being used to recognize it.