Emotions play a major role in how we feel, but a new study suggests that they can also impact how we move. The study, which was conducted at Tohoku University in Japan, sought to learn more about how our emotional states impacted ankle proprioception during specific movement tasks. The small study involving 20 healthy young […]
Stress In The Operating Room? It May Be A Good Thing
Stress oftentimes gets a bad rap, and we completely understand why. When you’re stressed, your cortisol levels rise, and that can cause a host of issues inside your body, especially if this stress becomes chronic. However, stress isn’t all bad. As the old adage goes, “No pressure, no diamonds,” and we see that play out […]
Tips For Being Kind During An Election Year
We’re less than a month away from election day here in America, and it certainly seems like most people are just ready for it to be over. And while all of the political fanfare certainly won’t end abruptly on November 5th, we’ve seen how a politically charged climate can bring out the best and worst […]
Most Doctors Take Limited Time Off And Work During Vacation
New research on the JAMA Network Open found that the majority of doctors take less than three weeks of vacation a year, and that a staggering amount perform patient care tasks while they are on vacation, providing more evidence as to why burnout rates continue to climb in the medical profession. A survey of more […]
Why Do Women Suffer Worse Ankle Injuries In Car Crashes?
A recent study conducted by Toyota Motor Company found that although men are more likely to die in car crash, women were much more likely to suffer a severe ankle injury than their male counterparts. Is it because they are all driving in high heels, or are there other factors at play? Below, we explain […]
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