Alterations in the Gut Microbiome May Explain the Link Between Nutrition and Pain
At PAINWeek 2017, Dr Heather Tick presented evidence linking nutrition, microbial diversity, and pain.
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Binge Watching TV Disrupts Sleep By Increasing Cognitive Arousal Functions
A large portion of adults who binge watch television believe it leads to poor sleep, and new research backs this up.
Healthy Patients Should Also be Advised on Diet, Exercise
The US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) urges doctors to talk to low-risk, in addition to high-risk, adults about healthy lifestyle choices.
Long-Term Weight Loss More Successful With Maintenance Intervention
Coaching sessions seem to help patients from regaining the weight.
Exercise Counseling Proves Cost-Effective for Older Men
The total direct cost of the intervention was $459 per participant; mainly for counselor effort.
Yoga Proves Beneficial in Patients with Pre-Hypertension
Patients who added yoga to a healthy lifestyle experienced a decrease in their blood pressure levels.
Specific Sport Participation Associated with Significant Health Benefits
Participating in racquet sports, swimming and aerobics were tied to lower risks of early death.
Fitness Tracking Devices Fail to Improve Overall Health
This study found that there were no signs of step increases in short-term or any health effects in the intermediate-term.
New Study Aims to Help Medical Students Improve Fitness, Reduce Stress and Increase Test Scores
This new study from NYITCOM will monitor the wellness of their medical students via fitness trackers and monthly seminars.
Laughter-Based Exercise Program Proves to Have Health Benefits in Older Adults
This new laughter-based exercise program shows significant improvements in mental health, aerobic endurance and self-efficacy for exercise.
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