Could The Newly-Modified COVID-19 Booster Be A Game Changer?
The Food and Drug Administration recently announced that COVID-19 boosters will be rolled out in a few weeks to those who want them.
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This Is How Long It Takes For Zinc Supplements To Start Working
Zinc is a key mineral in the body that could help reduce the severity of acne, but how long does it take for zinc supplements to start working?
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New Drug Trial Brings Good News For People Suffering From MS
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is currently reviewing clinical trial data from a new study, which highlights the potential of new MS treatment.
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5 Common Dental Hygiene Habits A Dentist Would Never Do - Exclusive
In an exclusive interview with Health Digest, Chief Clinical Officer Dr. Jeffrey Sulitzer, DMD, explains the most common dental hygiene habits you should avoid.
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How Much Water Is Safe To Drink During An Indoor Cycling Workout?
Indoor cycling is a sweaty, low-impact workout that will get your heart pumping. Here's how much water you should be drinking during an indoor cycling session.
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What Does It Really Mean When Your WBC Is High?
White blood cells form a crucial part of the immune system, helping the body fight against infections, but what does it mean when your body has an excess?
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Does An Abortion Affect Fertility?
Since abortions carry risks like any other medication or medical procedure, many women have come to wonder if having one will eventually cause infertility.
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What Happens To Our Sense Of Smell As We Age?
As we get older, our bodies go through significant changes. But what about our ability to smell? Read on to learn what happens to our sense of smell as we age.
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What Are The Health Benefits Of Wheat Germ?
Whether you're adding it to your yogurt for breakfast or sprinkling some onto your salad at lunch, wheat germ can provide a variety of health benefits.
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Tips For Quickly Getting Rid Of Morning Breath
Everyone deals with morning breath but that doesn't make it any less off-putting and embarrassing. Here are some helpful tips for conquering morning breath.
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Surge In Plastic Surgery Demand May Be Driven By This One Factor
Now that the COVID-19 pandemic is finally beginning to ease up, people are choosing to have cosmetic surgery at higher rates than before, but why?
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Side Effects Of Pre-Workout That Might Surprise You
Pre-workout supplements are generally safe in the short run, but certain ingredients in these products have potential side effects.
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Mental Health Expert Yohnit Spruch Breaks Down Online Therapy Versus In-Person Sessions - Exclusive
Thanks to the pandemic, a lot of therapy has shifted online, but is therapy done virtually as effective as it is in person? Expert Yohnit Spruch discusses.
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Dr. Sanam Hafeez Reveals How Much COVID-19 Impacted The Mental Health Of Adults - Exclusive
If you've experienced negative mental health impacts from the pandemic, you're not alone. Dr. Sanam Hafeez weighs in on how much it's affected adults over time.
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The Extent Of Wendy's E. Coli Outbreak May Be Worse Than Originally Thought
Wendy's is currently under investigation after reports of E. coli-related illness surfaced among consumers. The outbreak may be worse than initially believed.
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Dr. Ashley Winter On The Best Way To Boost Vaginal Health During Menopause - Exclusive
Urologist Dr. Ashley Winter, Chief Medical Officer at Odela Health, shares expert tips on how to deal with the symptoms of menopause to promote vaginal health.
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Is Eating Disorder Treatment Inclusive Enough?
Getting adequate treatment for eating disorders is critical, but for some groups of people, getting treatment might be harder than for others.
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Does Eating Too Many Beets Cause Red Urine?
Beets are a nutritious addition to any meal. But can they really turn urine red and is it a cause for concern?
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How Long Is Monkeypox Contagious For?
Monkeypox is a viral infection akin to smallpox but less severe and far less deadly. How long is it contagious? Here is what you should know.
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New Health Digest Survey Reveals People's Least Favorite Way To Exercise
Health Digest conducted a survey of 527 Americans about their exercise habits and found that 38.3 percent think running is the worst way to get a workout.
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The Real Reason You Feel Thirsty After Eating Sugar
If you've ever enjoyed a brownie, ice cream sundae, or even a soda -- only to immediately feel thirsty afterward -- science may be able to offer an explanation.
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What Happens If You Use An Expired Condom?
If you've been carrying that condom around in your purse, wallet, or car, you may want to take a closer look before slipping into this convenient contraceptive.
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Why Is Anemia Common During Pregnancy?
Anemia is a common health condition associated with pregnancy, causing fatigue, dizziness, irregular heartbeat, and weakness. Learn what you can do to treat it.
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This Is The Difference Between Complete And Incomplete Proteins
Protein is a necessity for each meal, and for many bodily functions. But does the difference between complete and incomplete proteins really matter?
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LaTanja Silvester Explains The Importance Of Focusing On Equity In Disaster Responses - Exclusive
New Orleans Resilience Corps leader LaTanja Silvester explained the disparity in disaster response and why there should be a greater focus on equity.
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Study Shows Benefits Of Paxlovid May Be Limited To One Age Group
Paxlovid is the drug of choice for staving off severe COVID-19. Learn about a study that says it may have limited effectiveness outside a certain age group.
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Why Long COVID Might Not Be As Unusual As You Thought
As the saga of COVID-19 continues, more people are experiencing the lingering effects of "long COVID." Learn why this may not be as unusual as you think.
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