ADHD or Immaturity?

Is it ADHD or are we expecting too much from young children? A recent study has found that there is a “relative age effect” (RAE) on the diagnosis and prescription of medication for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in children. The relative age effect refers to the impact of a child’s age relative to their…

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Get More from HIIT Training

According to a study published in Sports Medicine and Health Science, taking antioxidants like vitamins C and E can enhance health protection during exercise-induced hemolysis. The study revealed that these supplements can increase the count of red blood cells and hemoglobin content. They also improve white blood cell and platelet alterations and the inflammatory profile.…

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Born Perfect

A modern medical miracle happened in Davis, California.  The second patient ever to undergo a landmark stem cell procedure for spina bifida — while still in the womb — was born. Well, he’s a few months old already. His name is Tobi, and “he’s a rock star!” Spina bifida, also known as myelomeningocele or MMC,…

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Night Owls Beware

If you prefer late nights to early mornings, you need to know what you’re risking… A new study found that “night owls” (those who prefer to go to bed and get up later), may be at higher risk for type 2 diabetes and heart disease. According to the study published in Experimental Physiology, night owls…

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No More Time Change

A couple of weeks ago, the U.S. Senate voted unanimously to make daylight saving time permanent beginning in 2023, making changing our clocks back and forth twice a year a thing of the past.   The Sunshine Protection Act still needs House approval, but if it passes, the “spring forward” time most Americans live on during…

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Ivermectin

It’s time to clear the air about something. And this may seem controversial, but it really shouldn’t be. Seriously, it’s easier than we think to be informed and make good decisions based on common sense with a little fact-checking.  Let’s talk about Ivermectin. There’s been a TON of breathless media coverage about people like Joe…

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No Apology

Several weeks ago, we reported on the $26 Billion settlement with multiple states to resolve thousands of lawsuits over the country’s opioid crisis, a crisis that cost the lives of over 500,000 Americans. Now we get to meet the Sackler family, private owners of Purdue Pharma, the company that created, marketed, and distributed Oxy Contin.…

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Millennials at 40

It’s happening. Millennials are beginning to reach middle age. As of 2021, the older millennials, born between 1981 and 1988, have started turning 40. And they are feeling it… More than the Gen Xers that are only a few years older. According to a study conducted by Blue Cross Blue Shield Association, millennials had substantially higher…

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Stay Healthy at Home

We hope everyone is having an uneventful self-quarantine! This stuff is no fun, but it IS necessary. The more isolated we can all be, the more time it buys doctors, scientists, and the government to figure out a next step. With that said, these are the *exact guidelines that the CDC has set for us.…

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