Sabrina Bachai
Sabrina Bachai is a reporter and on-camera personality for Medical Daily. She received her MA in journalism from New York University and her BA in English from The University at Buffalo. Sabrina has written for Newsweek, SELF Magazine, and has appeared on Good Morning America. In her spare time she runs her own lifestyle blog, SabrinaBachai.com and loves playing with her fur baby, Tyrion the Havanese.
Articles By Sabrina Bachai
Getting a good night's sleep and decreasing your sodium intake are just a couple of ways to spring into a healthier routine.
Before you take any of these medications, be sure to grab a snack; it could prevent you from getting an upset stomach.
We should let people, young women specifically, define virginity as they see fit.
Many people think that being unhealthy is determined by the number they see on a scale, but knowing other important numbers could prevent certain health risks.
Sleeping with your mouth open leads to dry mouth, which decreases the protective benefits of saliva.
When a woman experiences hair loss, it can feel like the most devastating thing in the world.
If sweating is a natural bodily function, why do so many people try to prevent it with antiperspirants and deodorants?
Even the smallest exercise, like standing, can be beneficial to a person's cardiovascular health.
Researchers believe that taking Truvada, an HIV prevention drug doesn't pose a higher risk than taking a daily aspirin.
EEG tests may be the new frontier for battling PTSD, and other memory-related issues.
Steve Erenberg says there's beauty in historical medical and scientific devices.
A Spanish fertility clinic claims to have developed a way for expectant mothers to share music with their fetuses.