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Explore our comprehensive collection of informative articles on a wide range of health and wellness topics, designed to answer your questions and provide practical tips to guide you on your wellness journey.
Whether you're an athlete, a fitness enthusiast, or someone looking to improve their well-being, fitness testing can provide valuable insights into your body’s strengths and areas for improvement.
This guide covers key information about how to get tested for HIV/AIDS, including symptoms, risk factors, available tests, and how results are interpreted.
This guide covers key information about how to get tested for Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA), including symptoms, risk factors, available tests, and how to interpret results.
6 important blood tests featured by the Washington Post
The Washington Post shed light on 6 important blood tests to consider for your health, offering expert insights into who should take these tests, and how often.
Furever friends: Understanding cat & dog allergies
Cats and dogs fill millions of American homes with their love and companionship, adding joy, comfort, and loyalty to our daily lives. But for some, these furry friends can also trigger allergies.
Tick bites can trigger a surprising allergy called alpha-Gal syndrome (AGS). AGS is also called alpha-Gal allergy, red meat allergy, or tick bite meat allergy.
Hormones orchestrate everything from your menstrual cycle to your overall well-being. But hormones can be tricky at times. Too high or too low, and they can disrupt menstrual cycles and fertility. Read our article to learn more about essential hormones and how they affect fertility.
Regular health screenings are important for everyone, regardless of age or sex. But there are some tests that are more important for women to consider at various points in their life.
Menopause: understanding the stages, ages, signs & symptoms
Menopause is a natural part of life, but it can be an incredibly challenging time for women. Knowing what to look for during each stage can help you better understand your body and seek the right support.
6 important blood tests featured by the Washington Post
A recent article in the Washington Post shed light on 6 important blood tests to consider for your health, offering expert insights into who should take these tests, and how often.
When it comes to men’s health, testosterone often gets all the attention. But it’s just one part of a larger, connected system. Overlooked, yet critical: estradiol, prolactin, sex hormone-binding globulin, and albumin are also key players.
Regular health screenings are important for everyone, regardless of age or sex. But there are some tests that are more important for men to consider at various points in their life.
Prostate cancer is the 2nd most common cancer among men*
The PSA screening alone cannot tell you if you have prostate cancer, but if can help you and your healthcare provider determine if more testing is needed. Read our article to learn more.
6 important blood tests featured by the Washington Post
A recent article in the Washington Post shed light on 6 important blood tests to consider for your health, offering expert insights into who should take these tests, and how often.
Whether you're an athlete, a fitness enthusiast, or someone looking to improve their well-being, fitness testing can provide valuable insights into your body’s strengths and areas for improvement.
Whether you're trying to reduce your risk, are newly diagnosed, or have been managing it for years, understanding diabetes can feel overwhelming. This article is here to help.
Let's get physical: the importance of exercise & heart health
Regular exercise not only builds muscle, but also a stronger cardiovascular system. Read our article to learn more about the impact of exercise on blood pressure, cholesterol, weight management, and more.
B vitamins are building blocks for our cells. They support brain and heart function, digestion, and hormone production. They also help turn the food we eat into energy.
Are you getting enough nutrients from your vegetarian diet?
Certain vitamins and minerals that are naturally found in meat, poultry, and seafood may be lacking in a vegetarian diet, which could lead to vitamin and mineral deficiencies and serious health problems.
You can think of metabolism as the engine that powers your body—it continues working even when you're at rest. Because even during rest, your body still needs energy for its vital functions, from breathing to circulating blood to regulating body temperature. And without metabolism, life wouldn’t be possible.
According to the Cleveland Clinic, vitamin D deficiency affects about 1 billion people worldwide, including 35% of adults in the US. Read our article to learn more about vitamin D deficiencies, the role of sunlight in vitamin D production, and why this vitamin is so important.
From its Latin origin, 'vita,' meaning life, vitamins are crucial for the development and functioning of our bodies. Learn more about these essential nutrients in the article here.
This guide covers key information about how to get tested for HIV/AIDS, including symptoms, risk factors, available tests, and how results are interpreted.
It’s possible to have HSV without showing symptoms. And, because the virus spreads through close contact, understanding how to get tested for herpes is an important step in protecting your health and the health of others.
Hepatitis A, B, and C are 3 viral infections that target one of the body’s most important organs—the liver. Though they share the same destination, they differ in significant ways.
Preventing, testing, and treating STDs are essential for maintaining good sexual health. But the benefits of a healthy sex life can extend far beyond the bedroom, helping to relieve stress, reduce pain, improve sleep, and more.
Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are a serious global health threat. Over 1 million new STIs are reported every day—and an estimated 374 million infections of chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, and trichomoniasis occurred in 2020 alone.¹ Read our article to learn more about the importance of testing, the difference between STDs and STIs, and more.
Furever friends: Understanding cat & dog allergies
Cats and dogs fill millions of American homes with their love and companionship, adding joy, comfort, and loyalty to our daily lives. But for some, these furry friends can also trigger allergies.
Quest's allergy panels help identify food allergies, not intolerance. Food allergies and intolerances can present similar symptoms, but knowing the difference matters.
This guide covers key information about how to get tested for Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA), including symptoms, risk factors, available tests, and how to interpret results.
Demystifying autoimmune diseases: triggers, symptoms, and types
According to the AARDA, 20% of Americans live with an autoimmune disease. Learn more about the difference between antibodies and autoantibodies and what triggers the immune system to turn against the body.
Having too much or too little cortisol can affect the critical bodily functions it helps regulate. That’s why it’s crucial to understand how to check cortisol levels.
A spotlight on stress & its effects on overall health
Life has a way of throwing us curveballs, and it's normal for our bodies to react. But when stress becomes long-term or chronic, it can have serious effects on health.
Demystifying autoimmune diseases: triggers, symptoms, and types
According to the AARDA, 20% of Americans live with an autoimmune disease. Learn more about the difference between antibodies and autoantibodies and what triggers the immune system to turn against the body.
A guide to health testing and screenings for adults 55+
Life experience can feel too big for words. You’re a seasoned pro – a seasoned citizen – someone who’s lived (and thrived). And as you continue to thrive through the decades, preventive screenings and tests become even more crucial.
Take charge of your health (and budget) with HSAs and FSAs
Knowing the difference between an HSA and an FSA can help you make the most of your healthcare benefits. Many of the lab tests available for purchase on questhealth.com are HSA-and FSA-eligible, so you can save money on your healthcare costs—and get health insights, on your terms.
