When you’re looking for your next home or apartment, odds are you’re pretty focused on two main things – the property itself and its location in relation to pertinent places in your life, like your child’s school or your workplace. However, new research says you may also want to consider what businesses are nearby, because […]
Preventing Falls in Seniors Over The Age of 65
Falls are a big source of injury for individuals over the age of 65, and doctors are always looking for better ways to help keep patients upright. According to new research from the Journal of the American Medical Association, exercise may be one of the best ways to prevent against falls in older individuals. For […]
When It Comes To Running Stride, Do What’s Comfortable
When it comes to finding the perfect running stride, a new study suggests your best bet might be to find what is most comfortable to you. According to the study, both experienced and beginner runners tended to settle into a stride pattern that they found most comfortable. That’s not all that surprising, but researchers noted […]
Lack of Sleep Linked To Type 2 Diabetes Risk Increase In Kids
New research from across the pond suggests that children who don’t get as much sleep as others are at an increased risk for developing type 2 diabetes. Previous studies have found an association between too much sleep and too little sleep to type 2 diabetes risk in adults, but this is the first study to […]
Sliding Head First Or Feet First – Which Is Safer?
Baseball is in full swing, and while it’s not traditionally thought of as a physical sport like football or basketball, plenty of players end up injured. The most common time for lower body injuries to occur is when a player is sliding into a base, because it’s easy for a foot or ankle to jam […]
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