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
Masturbation is a taboo topic in some cultures, yet it's the most common sex act performed.
Despite efforts to deter teens from smoking, cigarette companies are not complying with new regulations to label the health risks on packs of smokes.
A federal judge ruled that New York City schools are now allowed to ban students who are not vaccinated to attend schools when there is an outbreak of a vaccine-preventable disease.
Feeling tired and losing focus? Here are the foods you need to eat for a pick-me-up during the day.
After leaving 71 records unattended, Parkview Health System, Inc. had to settle a lawsuit for HIPPA violations in the amount of $800,000 .
A lawsuit against the yogurt giant says that Chobani Greek Yogurt isn't even Greek and that claims of it being healthy are untrue.
Kraft is recalling cases of Velveeta Original Pasteurized Recipe Cheese because there is an insufficient amount of sorbic acid — a common food preservative in the foods.
In celebration of turning 40, celebrity trainer Jillian Michaels posed nude for Shape Magazine. She encourages women to do what works best for them.
Think you know how to cut a cake? Alex Bellos tells us how we've been doing it wrong our whole life.
Buying and eating organic doesn't have to break the bank. With a little bit of planning and a few tips, you can be on your way to eating fresh and non-processed foods.
Children as young as 9 are tanning, and purposely exposing themselves to sun without sunscreen, in order to look more like celebrities.
Beauty treatments can help to enhance your looks, but they can also permanently scar or hurt you if caution is not taken.