Nadia-Elysse Harris

Nadia-Elysse Harris Managing Editor

Nadia-Elysse Harris is responsible for managing the day-to-day editorial strategy for Medical Daily. She studied Media and Professional Communications as an undergraduate at the University of Pittsburgh and earned her Juris Doctorate from New York Law School in 2012. As a freelance writer, Nadia’s work has appeared in Newsweek, Clutch Magazine, Charged Magazine, Joint Interest, and Opposing Views.

Articles By Nadia-Elysse Harris

Sundance Documentary Showcases Music’s Healing Effects On Dementia Patients [VIDEO]

"Alive Inside: A Story of Music and Memory" is a documentary contender at this week's Sundance Film Festival. The film highlights how music can help improve memory in dementia patients.
Despite Potential Health Risks, Energy Drinks Still Allegedly Marketing To Kids

Monster Beverage Corp. is at the center of an investigation by New York and California attorneys who believe the company is marketing its highly-caffeinated energy drinks to children.
Supreme Court Could Change Its Stance On Protest 'Buffer Zones' At Abortion Clinics

During arguments before the Supreme Court, justices raised questions about the specificity of a law that creates 35-foot "buffer zones" between anti-abortion protesters and clinic entrances.
Don’t Take Acetaminophen Doses Over 325mg, Warns FDA

The Food and Drug Administration says the risks of taking an acetaminophen combination drug dose over 325mg far outweigh any possible benefits.
Pope Denounces 'Throwaway Culture' Of Abortion (To The Surprise Of No One)

Pope Francis' comments condemning abortion were a confirmation of views most of us already knew the Catholic Church holds. His stance on breastfeeding in public, on the other hand, is worth taking a look at.
Disabled Toddler Asked To Leave Panera Over Noisy Shoes: Family Didn’t Sue, But They Could’ve

Two-year-old Emma Duke, who is developmentally delayed, was asked to take off her "noisy"orthopedic shoes or leave a Panera restaurant in Georgia after patrons complained.
In The Age Of The ‘Little Blue Pill,’ Penis Pumps Still Cost Medicare Millions

Medicare pays twice as much for penis pumps than non-Medicare users, which resulted in $172 million of taxpayer money being wasted over a six-year period.
Did A Poor Diet Cause Former Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon’s 8-Year Coma?

Former Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon died early Saturday at the age of 85. The stroke that led to his 8-year coma may have been the result of his unhealthy diet.
West Virginia Chemical Spill Prompts Widespread Tap Water Ban

The federal government has declared a state of emergency in West Virginia after 4-methylcyclohexane methanol contamination caused a widespread tap water ban.
Brave Mom's Home Birth Documented On Social Media, Then Flagged As ‘Pornography’ [PHOTOS]

Writer Ruth Fowler Iorio documented her home birth on social media and the graphic photos, from her water breaking to meeting her new son, have gone viral.
Obamacare To Cover Breast Cancer Prevention Drugs At No Cost To Patients [VIDEO]

HHS announced Thursday that women at high risk for developing breast cancer will no longer have to pay to receive preventive medications under Obamacare.
‘World’s Ugliest Woman’ Spreads Stunning Message: 'Be Beautiful, Be You' [VIDEO]

Lizzie Velásquez, once deemed the "world's ugliest woman," has a rare genetic disorder that prevents her from gaining weight. She's now a motivational speaker who encourages audiences to let their inner beauty define them.

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