Sports injuries are often a common part of participating in athletic activity and often aren’t considered to be anyone’s fault. However, in some cases, it
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Health & Youth: 3 Solutions for Promoting Good Health at a Young Age
Most of us begin our lives with the potential to live a full and healthy life. But bad health habits developed in your youth can
Is Orthopedic Surgery Difficult?
Orthopedic surgery is a challenging medical procedure aiming to treat injuries or conditions of the musculoskeletal system. Most people hesitate to undergo orthopedic surgeries, as
How To Manage Muscle Soreness After a Workout?
Engaging in regular physical exercise has exploded in popularity in the last few decades. What used to be arguably a niche hobby has now become
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
How Exercise can Help you Manage Autoimmune Disorders
You’ve heard it a million times before—regular exercise is good for you. It can help you control your weight, reduce your risk of heart disease,
Workout Nutrition for Muscle Growth: What and When to Eat
Your body is a marvel, breaking down tissues and bones and replacing them. When you work out, exercising causes protein within the muscles to break
Make Your Day A Little Harder
Have you thought about improving your fitness by simply making your day a little harder? While many people are dedicated to a consistent fitness regime,
Five Evidence-Based Strategies For Losing Weight
In this week’s episode of the Sports Medicine Weekly Podcast, Dr. Cole discusses five evidence-based strategies for losing weight. In the US, the market size
Turmeric: Fact or Fad?
Turmeric, one of the key ingredients in curry, is receiving increased attention as a health food additive. Like many spices, turmeric has a long history
Advice for Recovering from a Torn ACL
It all starts with a loud pop. The ACL, or anterior cruciate ligament, connects your shinbone to your thighbone and passes directly through the center
Top 10 Foods for Brain Function
You are what you eat! When it comes to cognitive function, the way you fuel your body can reap long-term benefits for your brain and
