Dr. Hay asked to opine on how long the Giants’ defensive backs will be out with his wrist injury Article Link: Mets injury takeaways: Brandon Nimmo not certain for opener, Francisco Alvarez’s recovery – The Athletic Francisco Alvarez should have an ‘easy recovery’ When Alvarez felt the pop in his hand, he knew something was…
In this article, Dr. Williams opines on new study on risk of OTC drugs and alzheimer’s Article Links: Dementia risk: What impact do over-the-counter pain drugs have? Long-term NSAID use linked to lower dementia risk Researchers had an average follow-up time with participants of 14.5 years. During the follow-up, 81.3% of participants used NSAIDs. Just…
In this article, Dr. Williams comments on improved sleep with increased exercise Article Links: Is strength training the best exercise to beat insomnia? Medical News Today had the chance to speak with Vernon Williams, MD, sports neurologist and founding director of the Center for Sports Neurology and Pain Medicine at Cedars-Sinai Orthopaedics in Los Angeles, about this…
In this article, Dr. Williams comments on new study suggesting lifestyle can reduce risks. Article Links: Dementia: Moderate-to-vigorous exercise protects brain health Now, a new study that will be presented at the American Academy of Neurology’s 77th Annual Meeting in early April 2025 provides further evidence of a link between more exercise with less risk of developing certain neuropsychiatric…
Dr. Schulz explains throwing arm nerve injury to Tigers’ young star. Link to Article: MLB doctor explains when Detroit Tigers’ Parker Meadows could return from nerve issue Detroit Tigers center fielder Parker Meadows suffered the injury on a ball hit to right-center field during the first game of spring training. He tracked it down, fielded it cleanly and…
Dr. Schulz weighs in on health risks of use. Link to Article: Do Ammonia Salts Pose a Health Risk for Hockey Players? Hockey Quebec has banned the use of smelling salts, at least until the end of the season, after two minor league coaches were found to have given the ammonia-based inhalants to players aged 10…
Dr. Mandelbaum among other MDs weighing in extending one’s healthy years. Article Link: What Is Reverse Aging—Understanding How To Slow Down The Aging Process In this year’s blockbuster sci-fi body horror movie, The Substance, Demi Moore plays an aging fitness instructor who will do just about anything, including taking a sketchy substance to clone herself, to turn back…
New collaboration adds to Cedars Sinai’s expanding portfolio of organized youth sports partnerships. Southern California Swimming (SCS) is proud to announce that Cedars-Sinai will be the Official Sports Medicine and Orthopaedic Partner for SCS and will be providing injury prevention content to our members. This content will include at least two hosted sports medicine virtual…
Dr. Zaslow weighs in on recent research findings on benefits of cold plunges. Article Link: Cold Plunge Benefits: New Research Points Out Advantages Most likely, you’ve seen at least a few cold-plunge enthusiasts on your social media feed by now—the kind who jump into holes cut into frozen lakes, for example, or invest in a…
Dr. Soppe explains the harmless grinding or clicking sound made when a joint is moved. Article link: Crepitus and Arthritis: What’s the Link? – Parade The human body makes strange noises when something’s amiss. A growling tummy can mean you’re low on food. Wheezing from the chest can imply a respiratory infection. So when your knees make snap, crackle…