Dana Dovey
Dana is from Long Island, New York and spent five years in England studying at The University of Hertfordshire while drinking an unnatural amount of tea. She has an MA in Journalism and Media Communications and enjoys covering science and technology stories for Medical Daily. Dana previously worked for Cover Media in London and has contributed to Newsweek magazine.
Articles By Dana Dovey
A gay man was denied Truvada PrEP medication on the grounds that his homosexual behavior was too "high risk."
The truth about six common hair loss myths, from whether a hat causes baldness, to how your father's baldness affects you.
Women who watch porn may find that the men on their computer screens are more alluring than their real-life partners.
High-sugar diets may not be a great choice for supporting mental health in men.
New research has revealed through MRIs how genetic abnormalities related to autism affect the brain.
Researchers at MIT have reversed memory loss in mice with Alzheimer's disease, and hope to do the same in humans.
New research suggests that cancer survivors may have a higher rate of prescription painkillers refilled.
In honor of the end of World Breastfeeding Week, let's explore some of the fact and fiction behind this common practice.
A recent case study explains how a woman's orthodontic braces wire became lodged in her intestines years after being accidentally swallowed.
A new study has found just how detrimental loneliness can be on our health, and outlined four ways to prevent loneliness in communities.
Scientists have succeeded in editing out a harmful mutation from viable human embryos.
New research suggests that for some individuals, moderate to heavy alcohol consumption may protect brain health in advanced age.