Physicians learn early in their training that healthy behavior doesn’t pertain to them. If you want to make it through training, you regularly have to work through the night, read until your eyes bleed, and skip meals. Doctors are supposed to be superhuman. We rarely take time off during the 3-7 years of training (“Illness […]
Why Do High Heels Cause Bunions?
A bunion is a prominence on the inside aspect of the forefoot. It comes from a malalignment of the first ray and loss of balance of muscle forces across the joint. There are several reasons why bunions develop: Congential. Some people are born to develop bunions Trauma. Striking the inside of the big toe can […]
Shared Decision Making an Essential Part of Doctor/Patient Relationship
Shared decision making is an essential part of the doctor/patient relationship, yet many patients are wary of voicing their opinions to doctors for fear of being labeled “difficult.” But collaboration between patient and doctor is absolutely essential for successful treatment. Doctors need patients just as much as patients need doctors. Dr. Silverman Comments Shared decision […]
Derrick Rose Surgery – What is ACL Repair?
This weekend, Derrick Rose underwent surgery to repair his torn left ACL. Rose had a season full of injuries, the most recent of which happened on April 28 during the Bulls’ first playoff game against the 76ers. Rose came down hard on his leg and collapsed in pain. We’ve already reported on how this injury […]
Childhood Obesity Still a Growing Issue
A new study found that roughly 21% of children will be obese in 2020 if current eating patterns continue. Researchers studied the weight patterns of children ages 2-19 from the year 1971-2008. The results showed that the average BMI (body mass index) in children increased by 0.55 kg/m2 and body weight increased by 1.54 kg […]
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