Research in mice shows it may be possible to reverse brain damage after a stroke. 'No one in the stroke field has ever shown this, so I believe this is going to be the gold standard for future... Read more ...
Aseptic necrosis (avascular necrosis or osteonecrosis) develops when blood supply diminishes to an area of bone and causes bone death. Though aseptic necrosis may be painless... Read more ...
Ride a bike, take a swim, walk your dog: New research shows even a 'moderate' amount of exercise each week drastically reduces the odds a person aged 65 or older will die from heart... Read more ...
New research suggests that eating a Mediterranean diet may prolong the lives of heart patients. 'Adherence to the Mediterranean diet reduces the risk of overall mortality, not only in the... Read more ...
Preliminary research in monkeys suggests that a new medication might be able to provide pain relief similar to opioid drugs such as OxyContin, but without the same potential for addiction or... Read more ...
Even if you don't have much time to work out, you should never skip your warm-up. The American Council on Exercise explains that a good warm-up: Boosts your body temperature to help your... Read more ...
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