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
This tiny fruit is not a household name, but it has immense health properties that beg for it to be a new staple in your diet.
First-year residents from Northwestern Memorial Hospital are put through a "boot camp" with medical mannequins before they are able to see real patients.
Gay parents might be better at raising children because they're more often prepared, and they don't adhere to traditional gender roles.
The warm embrace of someone can change a person's mood substantially. Here are other reasons why hugging is good for your mind and body.
"Bubbling," a trend started in Australia, is when boys urinate into their mouths, but just what happens when you ingest your own pee?
Scientists are looking into a new algorithm that will help them understand sexual recombination and why our genes have been so successful in evolution.
A Pennsylvania woman received burns to her arm, chest, foot, and face after her Dell laptop exploded.
Joanne Wingate posed as a medical doctor and performed physicals on over a dozen men.
A new treatment therapy for type 1 diabetes uses the body's own converted human gastrointestinal cells.
The self-proclaimed World's First Supermodel, Janice Dickinson, went in to fix her 30-year-old breast implants, and what the doctor found wasn't pretty.
Retail therapy is an actual thing, and it could help to improve many aspects of your life.
Facebook use has a hierarchy; the more senior your position is and the more educated you are increases your chances of being more active on social media.