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College football linemen take one for the team in terms of health
... with that. And you're not protected from that risk just because you're active in football." Borchers, a sports medicine specialist and Ohio State football team physician, said the medical staff counsels student athletes about nutrition and overall ... Comment?
Health briefs: Dreyer adds sports medicine physician
... of California San Francisco/Valley Medical Center in Fresno, Calif. He completed two fellowships -- one in sports medicine with St. Elizabeth Medical Center in Dayton, Ohio, in 1993, and one in faculty development with St. Margaret Memorial Hospital ... Comment?
Still fit after all these years
... less chances of death by any cause among the fit than someone who is sedentary," says Dr. Richard Backus, a sports medicine physician. "Regardless of age, a physically fit person is less likely to die of cardiovascular diseases." He says the ... Comment?
Dinaz eyes Asian record
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... energy of exercising to the tunes of Bollywood songs," she said. She will be assisted by a team of special sports medicine doctors, dieticians and physiotherapists, who have been taking care of her nutritional requirements with different types of ... Comment?
College Football Linemen Take One For The Team In Terms Of Health
... with that. And you're not protected from that risk just because you're active in football." Borchers, a sports medicine specialist and Ohio State football team physician, said the medical staff counsels student athletes about nutrition and overall ... Comment?
... manager of Exclusive Athletic Club, has successfully completed a course focused on the American College of Sports Medicine's (ACSM) Facility Standards and Guidelines. The course, offered through Aerobics and Fitness Association of America, educates ... Comment?
... Lead to Weight Loss?" The study that provoked the latter was published recently in The British Journal of Sports Medicine. Researchers from the Queensland University of Technology studied 58 obese people, who completed 12 weeks of supervised aerobic ... Comment?
... and forearm, according to research presented last summer by Timothy F. Tyler of the Nicholas Institute of Sports Medicine and Athletic Trauma in New York at the annual meeting of the American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine. Tyler's study was ... Comment?
Main Category: Sports Medicine / Fitness Also Included In: Pediatrics / Children's Health ; Men's health Article Date: 08 Dec 2009 - 3:00 PST In the first study to demonstrate a clear positive association between adolescent fitness and adult cognitive performance, Nancy Pedersen of the University of Southern California and colleagues in Sweden find ... Comment?
Doctor's Orders: Keep kids safe outdoors in winter
QUESTION: My child loves being outside in the winter, especially playing in the snow and sledding. Comment?
Head injuries to NFL players put the spotlight on concussions
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... cognitive impairment -- when the thinking center isn't working well," said Dr. Joseph Congeni , director of sports medicine at Akron Children's Hospital. "That's where all the new tests are centered." The newest medical "return to play" guidelines ... Comment?
Rest remains crucial to athletic development
... the pressure is always on -- from coaches, parents, teams and the athletes themselves. This is one of sports medicine's greatest challenges -- how to get the athlete back into action with not really enough time to heal. What's alarming is how often ... Comment?
Obesity plagues linemen more than other players
... quarterbacks, punters and kickers. Among findings, reported in the December issue of the American College of Sports Medicine's journal, Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise: The only players who were obese were linemen; 19 of the 29 linemen ... Comment?
Why your workout isn't working
... Lead to Weight Loss?" The study that provoked the latter was published recently in The British Journal of Sports Medicine. Researchers from the Queensland University of Technology studied 58 obese people, who completed 12 weeks of supervised aerobic ... Comment?
College Football Linemen Take One For The Team
... with that. And you're not protected from that risk just because you're active in football." Borchers, a sports medicine specialist and Ohio State football team physician, said the medical staff counsels student athletes about nutrition and overall ... Comment?
... quarterbacks, punters and kickers. Among findings, reported in the current issue of the American College of Sports Medicine's journal, Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise: n The only players who were obese were linemen; 19 of the 29 linemen ... Comment?
Why pregnant women need their workouts
... question to (856) 451-8318. The Centers for the Disease Control and Prevention and the American College of Sports Medicine recommend 30 minutes of moderate activity a day for everyone, Geria said, including pregnant women. If a women finds out ... Comment?
One hit may be all it takes for concussion
It doesn't take a hard hit for a Valley football player to suffer a concussion, a sports medicine physician at Geisinger Medical Center said Wednesday in the wake of recent head injuries to high-profile NFL quarterbacks. Comment?
Health Counter 6.2 >> Posted By jamesjee123 22 hours, 58 minutes ago in Health & Fitness Add your daily calories, fat, carbohydrates, and protein. Comment?
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... show up at the gym, but this site aims to make some of that hassle a little easier. This site, run by Lemack Sports Medicine and Orthopedics, offers a social site to let people talk about their experiences as well as get advice from experts in all ... Comment?