Everything You Need To Know About Aplastic Anemia
Aplastic anemia is a rare and serious blood disorder in which the body's bone marrow fails to produce new blood cells. Here is what you should know.
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Everything You Need To Know About Vinyasa Yoga
If you've ever watched yoga-related reels on Instagram, it's likely you've seen a vinyasa yoga sequence. Here is what you should know about this form of yoga.
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What To Know About The Daily Harvest Lentil Crumbles Recall
As of June 17, Daily Harvest has been advising customers to throw away their leek and lental crumble as soon as possible to avoid certain symptoms.
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Health Benefits Of TikTok's 'Silly Little Walk' Trend
The "silly little walk" TikTok trend gives people a great excuse to take a break and head outside for some fresh air. Here is what you should know.
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Exercises That Can Help Reduce Inflammation
One of the best things you can do to manage inflammation is to exercise at least three times per week. The good news is that several forms of exercise can help.
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What Does It Mean When Your Urine Is Black?
The natural color of the urine is pale yellow to deep amber. If your urine appears black, this could have a number of different causes, some of them concerning.
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Can You Develop Autism Later In Life?
Many autism diagnoses are made reliably during early childhood, but is it possible for adults to develop autism? Here is what you should know.
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Which States Have Abortion Trigger Laws, And What Does It Mean For You?
Your state may have already banned abortions.
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What It Really Means When You Train To Failure
Gym-goers and fitness fans are familiar with pushing themselves to the max. That's exactly what "training to failure" entails. Is it safe? Here's what to know.
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Why Your Comfort Food May Actually Be Bad For Your Mental Health
You've probably found yourself reaching for comfort food when you feel upset, but it turns out that comfort eating can actually be bad for your mental health.
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How To Stop A Foot Cramp
A foot cramp can strike out of the blue and stop us right in our tracks. So what changes can we make to help keep foot cramps at arm's length?
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Is Plan B Still Legal After The Roe V Wade Decision?
Here's what you need to know about accessing emergency contraception.
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A Meningococcal Disease Outbreak In Florida Is Growing Quickly. Here's How To Protect Yourself
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and Florida Department of Health are looking into an outbreak of meningococcal disease in the state.
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The Highest Fat Item On Panera Bread's Menu Isn't What You Think
Panera Bread has a variety of delicious cuisine options, as well as toothsome bakery treats. Discover the surprising menu item with the highest fat content.
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What We Know About The FDA's New Ban On Juul Vaping Products
The FDA has banned the distribution of Juul vaping products. Now objecting to the FDA's decision is Juul Labs' chief regulatory officer, Joe Murillo.
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What The Roe V. Wade Decision Could Mean For Reproductive Healthcare
The Supreme Court voted to overturn Roe v. Wade on Friday, June 24, thereby eliminating the constitutional right to obtain an abortion in the United States.
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What Researchers Want People With Asthma To Know About Rescue Inhalers
If you have asthma, you may be using your inhaler wrong.
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Study Reveals Surprising Comparisons Between Plant-Based And Animal Proteins
When it comes to eating protein, the type you eat may not be as important as you think. Here is how plant-based protein compares to animal-based protein.
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Is The Spread Of Monkeypox As Concerning As It Seems?
How concerned should you be about monkeypox? HealthDigest spoke to a medical professional to find out what you need to know.
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Does The Keto Diet Help Treat IBS Symptoms?
Irritable bowel syndrome is a common gastrointestinal disorder that causes gas, bloating, constipation, and diarrhea, but the condition can be managed.
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What Happens If Celiac Disease Goes Untreated?
Early diagnosis and treatment of celiac disease are critical, and when left untreated, serious complications can follow. Here is what you need to know.
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When Is The Temperature Too Hot To Workout Outside?
Symptoms of heat exhaustion include dizziness, fatigue, headache, confusion, nausea, cramps, and a rapid heartbeat, but is it dangerous to exercise outside?
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The Benefits Of Being A Hypersensitive Person
20% of the population is considered highly sensitive, so if you're a highly sensitive person then you aren't alone. There are even benefits to being an HSP.
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Research Reveals The Prevalence Of Ageism And Its Impacts On Health
The barrage of ageism that we encounter in everyday life perpetuates the myth that it's more beneficial to be young, and it has a lasting impact.
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Can Intense Workouts Actually Cause You To Eat Less?
A new study reveals a surprising and perhaps counterintuitive effect of exercise: it might actually help to reduce your appetite. Here's what the science says.
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Natural Antihistamines That May Help Treat Allergy Symptoms
Most people associate allergies with spring and summer when airborne pollen is at its highest levels. However, allergic rhinitis can occur throughout the year.
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The Biggest Core Workout Myth You Need To Stop Believing
Core workouts are extremely popular. Here's one persistent myth about them that needs to be put to rest for good.
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