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by Andy Coghlan New Scientist Magazine In December 2011, Rohan Wray and Chana Al-Alas walked free from the Old Bailey court in London after being cleared of killing their 4-month-old son, Jayden, in 2009. The injuries to his skull, knee, elbow, shoulder, hip, ankle...
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Environmental Nutrition Newsletter Call-out Intro: After hours in a high-stress work environment such as the OR, it might be tempting to turn to a quick fix to de-stress, unwind and relax. But products marketed for relaxation aren’t always safe, and they aren’t always...
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Do you feel tired or run-down? Do you lack the energy you used to have? If so, you’re part of a large group. Fatigue is one of the most common problems patients report to their doctors. As many as 14 percent of men and 20 percent of women say they feel...
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Q: A friend jokes she is a “chocoholic.” Can you really become addicted to chocolate or other foods? A: With so many Americans overweight or obese, public health experts are also asking this question. Since it is so difficult to follow the simple advice to...
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You’re at the gym? Terrific! You’ve squeezed a workout into your crazy busy day. You get a gold star just for showing up. You’re even including some gentle stretching before your sets and reps, to make sure the juices are flowing and your muscles and tendons are...
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Healthy joints make for happy athletes. If you’re someone who suffered this summer with a bum knee or a sore shoulder, you know the frustration that’s involved when your joints give out and pain sets in.and best wishes. May all your dreams of bigger biceps and thinner...
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