Grim findings out of Canada suggest that individuals who suffer a concussion may see their risk of suicide rise in the years after injury. The study examined more than 235,000 patients who sustained a concussion at some point during a 20-year-period. Researchers found that adults who suffer a concussion may see their suicide risk increase threefold or […]
Surgical Residents Are Safely Working Longer Shifts
New research published in the New England Journal of Medicine suggests that surgical residents who were allowed to work longer shifts did not experience an increased likelihood of harming the patient. The debate over working hours during the residency portion of a surgeon’s training has long since been debated in the medical community. Some people are in […]
5 Common Football-Related Foot Injuries
The Super Bowl is just days away, and soon either the Denver Broncos or Carolina Panthers will be named NFL Champions. This season has been particularly intriguing, but it hasn’t been without injuries. In fact, some medical experts recently decided to sit down and discuss five of the most common foot injuries that felled football […]
3 Injuries That Affect Cross Country and Track Athletes
Although the snow is making it hard for high school athletes to practice outdoors, we’re only a little over a month away from the official start of track season. Track and cross country are great ways to compete in high school sports and stay in shape, but you may be surprised to learn just how […]
Exercise Best Bet For Combating Back Pain
Nearly 90 percent of Americans will experience problematic back pain at some point in their lives, and there are numerous approaches to treating the pain. Bed rest or a trip to the chiropractor are oftentimes the first option for some people, but new research suggests that exercise and activity may be the best ways to keep […]
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