Methotrexate Explained: Usage, Dosage, And Side Effects
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.
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Myths About Sleep Apnea You Have To Stop Believing
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.
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Scott Jurek's Tip For Staying Motivated While Running - Exclusive
Running legend Scott Jurek is no stranger to difficult physical feats. Here is his tip for staying motivated while running.
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How Exercise Can Help You Manage Celiac Disease
Did you know that exercising regularly can help you manage celiac disease? You heard that right. Read on for all the details.
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Hearing Loss Explained: Causes, Symptoms, And Treatments
Hearing loss can be scary. Read on to discover the causes of hearing loss, as well as symptoms to watch for, and available treatments.
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Why Health Experts Are Feeling A Sense Of 'Déjà Vu' With The New COVID Variants
Several new COVID-19 variants are stepping up to the plate this winter. Find out why experts are feeling a sense of déjà vu about the new variants.
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Yes, You Can Still Get Free COVID-19 Tests Heading Into The Holiday Season. Here's How
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.
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Can You Prevent Diabetes If It Runs In Your Family?
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.
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What To Know About Amazon's New U.S. Virtual Health Care Clinic
Online retail giant Amazon is now offering a virtual health care clinic in the United States. Learn more about the company's new health care service.
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Study Finds Increased Health Risks Come With Repeated COVID Infections
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.
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How Apple Watches Are Being Used To Recognize Heart Failure
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.
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Study Shows What One Antioxidant Can Do For Your Overall Motivation
A recent study published in eLife reveals what one antioxidant, called glutathione, might do for your overall motivation. Here's what to know.
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Why The FDA Is Cautioning Parents About Prescription Cough Medication Overdoses In Kids
Medicine can be a huge help when we're sick with the cold or flu. But it can also present a risk for young children who ingest too much.
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Myths You Should Stop Believing About Strokes
Strokes can be difficult to understand for a lot of people. Let's take a look at the top myths surrounding strokes, and establish what's true and what's not.
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Buspirone Explained: Usage, Dosage, And Side Effects
Buspirone is a prescription medication often used to treat anxiety disorders. Here's everything you should know about this common drug.
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What Adults Over 65 Need To Know About Their 2022 Flu Vaccine Needs
Catching the flu can be miserable and even deadly for some. But, this year may be slightly different regarding the flu vaccine for those over 65 years old.
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Leftovers: The Complete Guide
Managing leftovers properly in your household can be a simple way to do your part in reducing food waste, which could have a positive impact on your budget.
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Neutrogena Or Banana Boat? Health Digest Survey Finds People's Go-To Sunscreen Brand
Head into any store, and you'll find rows of sunscreens on the shelves. So to find out which sunscreen brand is most preferred, we asked Health Digest readers.
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Bob Hearts Abishola's Folake Olowofoyeku On Her Longtime Struggle With Endometriosis - Exclusive Interview
Folake Olowofoyeku endured years of agony before her endometriosis surgery. She told Health Digest how she was finally able to conquer it with treatment.
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What Is The White Bump On Your Eyelid?
If you find a white bump on your eyelid, you might wonder what it is. Learn more about what the bump on your eyelid could be, and what to do about it.
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Comedian Gallagher's Cause Of Death Explained
Comedian Gallagher, who was known for his watermelon-smashing antics has died at the age of 76. Read on to find out the cause of Gallagher's death.
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Exercises To Try And Exercises To Avoid If You Have A Herniated Disc
If you have a herniated disc, you don't have to stop exercising altogether, but there are some moves you're going to want to avoid until you've recovered.
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Traits That Secretly Make Your Face More Attractive
People find some facial traits more attractive than others, according to science. Here's a look at some the features that have people turning their heads.
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When You Always Eat Until You're Full, This Is What Happens To Your Body
Occasional overeating is usually not a cause for concern, but what if you find yourself gorging on the regular? Here's what happens when you regularly overeat.
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Cold Sores Explained: Causes, Symptoms, And Treatments
What people might at first write off as a pimple sometimes turns out to be a cold sore. These blisters like to appear on the lips and overstay their welcome.
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Why You Should Add Squat Jacks To Your Workout Routine
If you're looking for an effective exercise that combines both cardio and strength training, you might want to try adding squat jacks to your workout routine.
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What Is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy?
A form of psychotherapy, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) utilizes goal-oriented methods to help patients identify and cope with what's causing them distress.
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