Art Caplan of the Division of Medical Ethics at the NYU Langone Medical Center recently penned an article claiming that sports teams shouldn’t be allowed to hire their own medical personnel. In his article, Caplan notes that the current system is flawed, as it doesn’t look out for the athlete’s best interests. Caplan claims that […]
Updating the Eat, Play, Love Event
As we mentioned in a previous post, we’re excited to partner up with other local clinics to take part in the event Eat, Play, Love: Obesity is a Family Matter. Eat, Play, Love is a wonderful event that focuses on educating people about how they can implement healthy choices into their everyday life. Topics like […]
Drinking Alcohol Linked to Increased Cancer Risk
A pint of beer may lower your inhibitions, but it also raises your risk of developing cancer, according to the 2014 World Cancer Report. The report, issued by the World Health Organization’s International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), concluded that no amount of alcohol is safe when it comes to cancer risk (although it […]
New Pill ID Tool Helps Identify Drugs
The hardworking people at Medscape have created a wonderful tool to help individuals identify prescription drugs. The creation is simply known as the “Pill Identifier,” and it allows users to determine which pill they have in front of them by narrowing it down based on the pill’s characteristics. Similar to the game 20 questions, the tool […]
Julius Randle May Need Foot Surgery After NBA Draft
Julius Randle opted to declare for the NBA Draft after leading Kentucky to the NCAA championship game in his freshman season, but some professional scouts are concerned about a foot injury he suffered during his senior season in high school. Randle broke his right foot in the second game of his senior season at Prestonwood […]
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