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
This May, doctors at the Cleveland Clinic conducted a complete face transplant on a 21-year-old gunshot victim.
Two common drugs show potential in reversing the cognitive difficulties associated with fetal alcohol syndrome, according to a recent study in mice.
A West Virginia woman shares photos of herself when she struggled with drug abuse to show what she calls the ugly truth about addiction.
A new study suggests that women with attractive husbands may be more likely to suffer disordered eating habits.
New research suggests that certain changes in verbal fluency, such as trouble finding words or saying "um" more, could be an early sign of mental decline.
A new study has found that tall men and those who are heavier have a greater risk of dying from prostate cancer.
The FDA voted to recommend a gene-editing treatment for the most common form of childhood leukemia.
Sammy Sosa has once again sparked a skin lightening controversy after a recent appearance on ESPN.
A woman's email exchange with her boss has gone viral and highlighted the importance of mental health days at work.
Sexting, sending or receiving sexually explicit messages with a partner, can have either positive or negative outcomes depending on your relationship quality.
A specific form of chemotherapy known as neoadjuvant may increase the risk of breast cancer spreading in some patients, new research suggests.
Brain farts, or brain blips, are temporary lapses in memory. We asked a neuropsychologist to explain their origins, and when you should seek help.