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A few years ago, I developed some pain on the top right side of my right foot that wouldn’t go away, so I went to a podiatrist. While he said it was nothing serious, he suggested I get a pair of Oofos recovery slides and recommended not only wearing them instead of my shoes as…
Beyond 10,000 steps: Fitness wearables get smarter about recovery From watches and screenless bands that track heart rate variability, VO₂ max and sleep to physiological testing, fitness is moving beyond simply working out, but what consumers want to know is if all premium Representative image for fitness wearable Namrata Kohli7 min read Last Updated :…
For two decades, Dr. Vonda Wright served as an academic surgeon at the University of Pittsburgh. There, she researched musculoskeletal aging and longevity in hopes of “dispelling the common notion that aging was an inevitable decline,” she says
When you search for anti-inflammatory foods, most results suggest adding tomatoes, green leafy vegetables, strawberries, whole grains, and fatty fish like salmon to your diet. While these are fantastic recommendations, they’re a bit uninspiring. When I learned that pumpkin has anti-inflammatory properties, I was pleasantly surprised and grateful that I already had the plump gourd…
“Research now is increasingly focusing on the idea of anti-inflammatory food, meaning trying to genuinely limit ultra-processed foods (UPFs),” says Hope Barkoukis, PhD, RDN, the chair of the department of nutrition at Case Western Reserve University. There’s no one standard definition of UPFs, but basically, instead of reaching for chips, candy, sodas, and similar refined…
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Postmenopausal women using hormone therapy were more likely to develop autoimmune diseases compared with nonusers, research presented at the Annual Meeting of The Menopause Society showed
According to the European Institute of Women’s Health, about 25 million women around the world enter menopause each year
It was the early 2010s, and Maiken Nedergaard knew she was on the cusp of answering one of the most fundamental questions in biology: Why do we sleep?