Whatever the cluster of second-year students at Weill Cornell Medicine in New York expected to hear from an 82-year-old woman — this probably wasn’t it. At first, Elizabeth Shepherd, one of several seniors invited to meet with future doctors in an anti-ageism program called “Introduction to the Geriatric Patient,” largely followed the script. As student… Read More: Every Older Patient Has a Story. Medical Students Need to… »
By Dr. Mercola Growing your own fruits and vegetables is one of the best ways to ensure access to fresh, chemical-free food. An annual National Gardening Survey1 finds the proportion of older gardeners is holding steady while younger individuals who enjoy gardening is reaching an all-time high. Container and landscape gardening are also setting new… Read More: Add Some Drama to Your Garden With Ornamental Amaranth »
Manchester United, likely the normal soccer business while in the reputation for the game, is situated outside Vintage Trafford, England. The exact Ruddy Devils, or perhaps a “The Reds”, as their freakouts affectionately refer to them as, one in all profitable gym on earth, because of their unique massive following. What is more, they are… Read More: Manchester United Soccer Business »
An implantable electronic device that can heal injured peripheral nerves by stimulating them with electric pulses before the body biodegrades and absorbs it has shown successful results in preliminary tests. Scientists have created a new device that can help heal nerve damage. A study led by Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, MO,… Read More: Nerve damage: Using electronic implants to hasten healing »