An injury to the anterior cruciate ligament in your knee is one of the more devastating injuries for any athlete, as you’ll likely need surgery and months of rehab before you can get back in the game. Because ACL injuries often occur during athletic activity or high intensity workouts, it’s no surprise that high school […]
Diabetic Foot Ulcers Linked To Cognitive Decline
New research into diabetes care and management found that individuals with type 2 diabetes and foot ulcers showed more cognitive decline than diabetics without the foot condition. In a first-of-its-kind study, researchers decided to see if cognitive function was affected by the development of diabetic foot ulcers. For the study, researchers recruited 194 study participants […]
4 Tips For Preventing Shin Splints
Shin splints affect runners of all skills and ages. The condition is caused by a combination of microtears of the bone and muscle tissue in the shinbone, and by regionalized inflammation. Oftentimes the condition sets in when a person runs for too long or for too many days in a row, thus it is generally […]
“Smart” Leg Finalist For Major Engineering Award
We have smart phones, smart watches and even smart refrigerators, but an engineering company in the United Kingdom may have the next medical innovation on their hands with the development of a smart leg. The smart prosthetic is currently one of three finalists for the MacRobert Award, one of the top engineering prizes offered in […]
5 Treadmill Running Mistakes
The weather is getting nicer outside, but many people still prefer to run in their home on a treadmill. As long as you’re getting your daily exercise, it really doesn’t matter where you run, but if you’re running on a treadmill there are some things you’ll want to avoid. Today, we share five mistakes you […]
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