Shin splints are one of the more common injuries in athletes, even more so in runners. In fact, shin splints make up 13% of all running injuries. Shin splints – often referred to as tibial stress syndrome – are categorized by irritated and aching muscles in your shins. Although shin splints usually heal on their […]
Dr. Silverman Helps You Prepare For Surgery
In our continued effort to provide our patients with the most hands-on care, we created another video to help your prepare for surgery. In this video, Dr. Silverman walks you through the surgical procedure from start to finish. As you saw in the video, Dr. Silverman and his associates are trained to take care of […]
Barefoot Runners Face Obstacles during Winter Months
Barefoot running has become more popular over the last couple years, but exercise enthusiasts who enjoy running without shoes are finding it difficult to get their workout in during the cold winter months. Cold temperatures have forced barefoot runners to find a gym that can accommodate their workout, but many gyms have banned barefoot running […]
Beware the (Improper) Strides of March
Although Mother Nature continues to dump snow in the Midwest in the middle of March, spring is right around the corner. As the weather heats up, people begin to get the urge to take their workout outdoors. Running outside can be refreshing, especially if you’re running around campus or next to a scenic river. We […]
The Science of the Food Industry, Part 2
In the first installment of The Science of the Food Industry, we looked at how Dr. Pepper used science to create their Vanilla Cherry Dr. Pepper recipe. In Part 2, we look at how Lunchables transformed the lunchtime industry, despite offering little nutritional value. The Rise of the Grab and Go Meal Oscar Mayer was […]
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