Does Donating Plasma Make You Feel Sick?
Blood plasma makes up 55% percent of your blood. When separated from the white and red blood cells, it appears pale yellow in color.
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What Does It Really Mean When Your Thyroid-Stimulating Hormone (TSH) Is Low?
The thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) is a chemical that regulates thyroid function. Too high or too low levels of TSH indicate dysfunction of the thyroid.
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Walmart And UnitedHealth Group Set To Launch Preventive Health Program For Seniors
Walmart issued a public statement this week announcing that it has partnered with UnitedHealth Group to expand services offered at Walmart Health centers.
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Are There Health Benefits To Screaming?
Screaming may not seem like a great idea, and in many instances, it's not. But are there any health benefits to raising our voices?
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Everything You Need To Know About Retinoids
Retinoids are often touted as a miracle treatment for acne-prone or aging skin. Before you incorporate retinoids into your routine, here's what you should know.
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The Secrets Behind Queen Elizabeth's Impressive Longevity
Britain's Queen Elizabeth was the country's longest-serving monarch, living to the age of 96. Discover the secrets to her amazing longevity.
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Everything You Need To Know About Kidney Cancer
We've put together a comprehensive list of everything you should know about kidney cancer. Read on for all the details.
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Are Pumpkin Spice Lattes Bad For You?
Pumpkin spice lattes are everywhere in the fall, but can they be bad for you? These popular drinks contain more sugar than you might think.
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How Your Mental Health Plays A Part In Whether Or Not You Develop Long COVID
Researchers are learning that mental health may have a connection to our risk of developing long COVID. Here's what a brand new study suggests.
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Melatonin Or Benadryl? Health Digest Survey Reveals The Most Popular Over-The-Counter Sleep Aid
Many people use sleep aids to help them drift off to dreamland. We conducted a survey to find out which is the most popular, but is it Benadryl, or melatonin?
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This Is How Many Steps You Need To Take A Day To Reduce Your Risk Of Dementia, According To Researchers
Researchers agree that their study is an important preliminary contribution to step count-based preventative measures for dementia risk.
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How Monkeypox Cases Continue To Rise In States Across The US
As monkeypox cases continue to rise across the United States, here's a breakdown of which states have been the most affected by the virus.
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What We Know About Queen Elizabeth's Death
Much of the United Kingdom and Commonwealth are in mourning today after losing their monarch, Queen Elizabeth II. Here's what we know about her life and death.
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In A Rare Reversal, FDA May Soon Approve Experimental Drug For Those With ALS
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, is a fatal disease that affects around 30,000 people in the United States.
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Can Pregnancy Stress Affect Your Baby's Mental Health?
It's important to reduce stress when you're pregnant, but can too much stress actually affect your baby's mental health? Read about a new study on the subject.
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Why A New COVID Nasal Vaccine Could Become A Game Changer
Currently, there are four approved mucosal vaccines in China, Iran, Russia, and India. China's vaccine, developed by CanSino Biologics, is a nasal vaccine.
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13 Hip Stretches To Add To Your Workout Routine
Tight hip flexors affect your lumbar spine, adding to your risk of lower back pain. Give your hips some care by adding hip stretches to your workout routine.
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What Kickboxing Really Does To Your Body
A high-intensity, full-body workout, kickboxing can bring many benefits, but also comes with a few risks. Here's what regular kickboxing will to do your body.
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There's Good News For Those Who Prefer Telemedicine Over In-Person Doc Visits
Telemedicine has come a long way, especially in the past few years. However, some still wonder if they provide accurate diagnoses over in-person doctor visits.
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Can Collagen Help Lower Blood Pressure?
Many people don't realize they have hypertension, and the condition can cause damage to your body for years before it is discovered.
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The Real Effects Aloe Vera Has On Your Body
Aloe vera's benefits aren't merely anecdotal; studies have shown that the plant is a powerful remedy. Here are its real effects on your body.
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Your Cholesterol Levels Mean More Than You Think
LDL is usually called the "bad" cholesterol. Excessively high LDL cholesterol levels indicate an increased risk of heart attacks and strokes.
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Morning Habits That Can Help You Lose Weight
Dietary and lifestyle choices in the morning have a strong bearing on our caloric intake for the rest of the day. These morning habits can help you lose weight.
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Hyperhidrosis Explained: Causes, Symptoms, And Treatments
Do you sweat a lot? Well, you could have something called hyperhidrosis, which is basically excessive sweating. Keep reading for more details.
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Why One Flu Shot For Kids May Not Be Enough This Season
The AAP urges that all children over 6 months should receive their annual flu shot by the end of October. However, some children may need to get more than one.
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Jane Fonda's Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma Diagnosis Explained
American actress and political activist Jane Fonda announced on Friday that she has been diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
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Why The COVID-19 Vaccine May Be Annually Recommended Like The Flu Shot
The FDA recently approved a new COVID-19 booster. According to a White House briefing, health experts hope that it will become an annually recommended vaccine.
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