We assume that muscle loss is a normal part of aging, and to an extent some muscle loss can be expected as we get older, but aging might not be as harmful to your muscle health as another factor. Many medical experts say that inactivity is a bigger driver of muscle loss than the natural […]
The Ethics Of The “Slow Code”
Recently we came across a very interesting opinion piece on StatNews.com. The article discussed the ethics of the “slow code,” which is essentially a halfhearted attempt at CPR in almost assuredly futile situations to save the patient some dignity and pain in their final moments. See, despite how CPR is sometimes displayed on television or […]
Zero Calorie Sodas May Actually Contribute To Weight Gain
If you’re looking for a “healthier” option than a sugary, high calorie soda, you may turn to a zero calorie diet soda. The assumption here is that “zero calorie” means “non-fattening,” but is that really the case? We take a closer look at a recent study and explore some interesting trends to destroy the idea […]
Could Weighted Vests Aid Weight Loss?
If you’re struggling to lose unwanted body fat, you’re not alone. Many people find it incredibly hard to lose weight, especially if they’ve already lost a few pounds. Oftentimes this weight loss plateau is a real struggle for people to overcome, and part of the reason may be because we’re not approaching the situation correctly. […]
Are Surgeons More Likely To Develop Deadly Cancers?
New research out of Harvard found that surgeons may be much more likely to die from cancer than other doctors or workers in other industries, but they stopped short of explaining why that’s the case. Could there be more risks in the operating room for the surgeon than we realize? We explore the findings from […]
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