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…
DetailsDr. Mandelbaum among other MDs asked weighs in on extending your “health span.” Article Link: Doctors reveal 7 strategies they use themselves to live longer, healthier lives | Fortune Well Life span has been a big topic in health for decades, but over the past few years, it’s been replaced by a focus on health span.…
DetailsIn this article, Dr. Williams comments suggests that creatine may help the brain get key nutrients faster. Article Links: Creatine Could Boost Cognitive Function, Recent Study Suggests It can be hard to think clearly after a bad night’s sleep. And, although nothing will replace a high-quality snooze, new research suggests taking a particular supplement may help you…
DetailsDr. Schulz explains weighs in Canadiens young star’s injury Link to Article: Canadiens weekly notebook: Laine and Dach benchings, Guhle injury and Xhekaj’s emergence – The Athletic The Guhle aftermath After losing Emil Heineman when he was hit by a car crossing a street in Salt Lake City, the Canadiens had to deal with losing…
DetailsIn this article, Dr. Williams comments that even injury-free, grueling workouts can set you back Article Links: Is ‘No Pain, No Gain’ True, According to a Personal Trainer and Sports Neurologist – Parade If you vowed to make fitness a focus in 2025, you’re not alone. According to a Forbes survey, 48 percent of people said “fitness”…
DetailsDr. ElAttrache opines those big-name athletes “not making it back” from reconstructive surgery is the bigger news than if they didn’t. Published January 27, 2025 Article Link: Why surgeon Neal ElAttrache is hopeful amid rash of baseball injuries – Los Angeles Times As one of baseball’s most renowned surgeons, Neal ElAttrache feels the angst surrounding the sport.…
DetailsIn this article, Dr. Williams comments on evidence showing the benefits of optimizing sleep for improved cognitive function. Article Links: Moderate, vigorous exercise boosts cognitive abilities for 24 hours Brain boost from exercise and deep sleep lasts through the next day, recent research shows. Regular exercise is good for brain health. Past studies show the…
DetailsDr. Kharrazi asked about Grizzlies’ star refrain from dunking as a precaution. Article Link: Is Ja Morant done dunking? Grizzlies teammates, doctor weigh in Ja Morant said he isn’t dunking anymore. Doctor, Grizzlies teammates weigh in on star’s decision Ja Morant announced a drastic shift in his career. With a contingent of Memphis media members…
DetailsIn this article, Dr. Williams shares the benefits of exercise on improved short-term cognitive function. Article Links: Exercise can boost your memory — and a new study says the short-term cognitive benefits can last for 24 hours Decades of research has found that exercise is helpful for overall health and fitness, doing everything from lowering your risk…
DetailsDr. Jung opines on 49ers star line-backer’s potential for re-aggravating injury. Article: How is 49ers’ linebacker Fred Warner playing with a fractured ankle? How is 49ers’ Fred Warner playing with a fractured ankle? A surgeon explains Fred Warner isn’t playing as well as he was to start the season, but plenty of fans might be…
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