Sprained Ankle Treatment: Rehab Exercises
Sprained ankle treatment is something that you can do at home, at the gym or at work. This is how to get a stronger ankle, recover quicker and get back…
Should You Avoid White Vegetables?
Many 50+ active people want to eat healthy to support their active lifestyle. Do you think white foods are bad for you? If so, read on…Last Saturday I was at a…
What Is an Adaptogen? Making Stress Less Stressful
What is an Adaptogen? An Adaptogen refers to anything that can “increase nonspecific stress resistance in an organism”. In other words, stress as a general concept is perceived less when you…
Losing Weight and the Mature Individual
with Ron the Trainer with Ron the TrainerIs weight gain that is resistant to loss inevitable with growing older? Experts everywhere agree “NO” and we are here to help you…
What Happens When Doctors Sue Unhappy Patients? It’s Not Pretty
Experienced doctors tell us that, sooner or later in their career, every physician will face the prospect of legal action. Between 75 and 99 percent of practicing doctors, depending on…
Why Accessible Technology Matters…to All of Us
What does the word accessible mean to you? You may first think of the word available. Something that is accessible is available, or perhaps within reach for you to use. However, just because…
23 Mobile Apps Changing the Food System
There are currently more than one billion smartphones in use across the world – and that figure is projected to double by 2015. As the use of “smart” mobile devices continues to…
Patients Shouldn’t Have to Tell Doctors to Wash Their Hands
Hospitals struggle to get doctors and nurses to wash their hands. That’s a serious problem, since hand washing is one of the keys to reducing healthcare acquired infections that afflict…
Lyme Disease Vaccine: Cautionary Tale or Opportunity for Renewed Activism?
First published on Medical Daily First published on Medical DailyA recent New York Times opinion piece calls for a return of the vaccine for Lyme disease. "Return?" you ask. Most people never knew…
Empathy, Humanity and Design at GE Healthcare
Originally published on MedCityNews.com.A medical procedure can be the most emotional, frightening thing to go through. Yet, healthcare is so technical and process-driven that the emotions around it so often…
