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

Why Adding A Newborn Baby To Your Obamacare Plan May Not Be Easy

Obamacare system problems may make it difficult for consumers to add changes in life circumstance to their online health plans.
Former First Lady Barbara Bush Remains Hospitalized In Houston

Former first lady Barbara Bush was hospitalized Monday for a respiratory-related illness. Her family says she's in good spirits.
Did ‘Repetitive Head Trauma’ Cause NFL Linebacker Jovan Belcher's Suicide? [VIDEO]

Jovan Belcher's mother has filed a wrongful-death suit alleging that the Kansas City Chiefs did not provide adequate medical care to her son, who experienced "repetitive head trama" during his NFL career.
2 Sets Of New Year’s Twins Born Straddling 2014 [VIDEO]

Two sets of New Year's twins, in D.C. and Toronto, were born just minutes apart but in separate years.
10 Positive Affirmations To Nourish Your Mind And Body In 2014

Self-affirmation can boost mental energy and help you complete tasks. Here are 10 inspirational New Year's wishes to help you begin a happy and healthy 2014.
Why Do Doctors Shy Away From Discussing Sexuality With Teens?

A recent study found that doctors rarely discuss sex with teens, and when they do, it's only for a brief period of time.
Calorie Counts Coming To Vending Machines

A proposed FDA rule would place calorie information on vending machines nationwide in 2014. The government agency believes this would help people make healthier choices, despite evidence to the...
3 Tips To Help You Keep Your New Year’s Resolution

With a little preparation, a lot of self-control, and support from your loved ones, this could be the year you make your New Year's resolution stick.
‘Little Couple’ Star Tweets From Inpatient Chemotherapy

Dr. Jen Arnold, star of TLC's 'The Little Couple,' is battling stage 3 uterine cancer.
Adult Mortality Rate Highest In Tobacco-Friendly Southern States

A new study suggests that central southern states have higher mortality rates because their laws don't discourage cigarette smoking.
Tanning Salons Outnumber McDonald’s In ‘Sunshine State’ Despite Known Health Risks

Florida has the second highest melanoma rate in the country. Despite known links between tanning lamps and skin cancer, the state has a flourishing indoor tanning bed industry.
Terminally Ill Fan Rises From Wheelchair To Dance With Beyoncé [VIDEO]

Singer Beyoncé made brain cancer patient Taylon's dream come true when she danced with the young girl at her Las Vegas show this month.

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