Exercise has countless health benefits, including a reduced risk of developing cardiovascular and other chronic diseases and prolonging life. But sometimes, squeezing workouts into an
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What Scientists Are Learning About Estrogen and Exercise
A study in mice raises intriguing questions about the ways that hormones influence the brain and motivate the body to move. Estrogen may change brain
New Recommendations for Daily Aspirin
Are you one of the millions of people who take an aspirin a day? For many years, physicians have recommended that those at risk for
Ep. 31: Using Data to Analyze Sports Injuries with Christina Mack, PhD, MSPH, FISPE
We are joined by Dr. Christina Mack, Vice President, Epidemiology and Clinical Evidence at IQVIA, a leading global provider of advanced analytics, technology solutions, and
Ask The Doctor: What Is Shoulder Instability and How Is It Treated?
Presented by Vericel: Dr. Brian Cole provides an overview of shoulder instability and the various treatments used to restore stability in the shoulder. Shoulder instability usually
Physical Activities for Seniors: How Much Is Enough?
Movement and maintaining some level of fitness is important throughout the lifecycle. Often, though, exercise will look different as one ages. Physical activity recommendations for
Master Your Metabolism
Upgrade Your Life With the Master Your Metabolism 14 Day Transformation, you’ll ignite your internal fat-burning machine. In a mere two weeks, you’ll notice you
Three-Sport Athlete Gets Back in the Game
Jake’s life was never without sport: as one season ended, another began. Soccer became basketball, basketball became track, and he enjoyed the athletic challenge of