Future of Healthcare. Healthcare as an industry is changing through technology, medical and research innovations, physician reform and hospital re-organizations. Dr. David Samadi will explore long term issues, debates innovations directly influencing the healthcare industry and what both healthcare professionals and patients need to know.
Now, in perhaps one of the greatest ironies in modern mental health history, new research from Oregon State University suggests that thinking over and over again about conflicts between your job and personal life is likely to damage both your mental and physical health.
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Not getting enough sleep? Maybe you're drinking too many sugar-sweetened drinks.
Do you find yourself craving sugar-sweetened drinks? Maybe you're not getting enough sleep.
Read MoreHemochromatosis is an inherited condition first identified in the 1800’s and by 1935 it was understood to be a hereditary disorder caused by a gene mutation.
Read MoreUsing a person’s spoken or written words, robots can now identify with great accuracy whether that person is suicidal, mentally ill but not suicidal, or neither.
Read MoreIf you are a man, you really can't get enough testosterone. It helps preserve your muscle strength and mass, sex drive, sperm production, bone density, red blood cell production, fat distribution and facial and body hair.
Read MoreSome people may view adolescent drinking as a rite of passage but research is showing teens overindulging with alcohol in their youthful days appear to have far greater health related issues later in life than non-drinkers.
Read MoreIs legalization of marijuana in our country’s best interest? The current Obama Administration doesn’t think so. It continues to oppose legalization of marijuana along with other illegal drugs which are a major public health and safety threat to all of us.
Read MoreA hydrocele is a fluid-filled sac that surrounds a testicle. It causes swelling, and is common (1 to 2 percent) among newborns, often disappearing without treatment within 12 months.
Read MoreAs we get older, our hearing gets worse, right? According to a new study, that may all depend upon what your definition of “hearing” is.
Read MoreHave you measured yourself to see how tall you are lately? Losing and inch or so in height may or may not come as a surprise as shrinking with age is a very common occurrence for most of us.
Read MoreAccording to a 2016 comprehensive review of global health statistics published in The Lancet, the U.S. trails behind other wealthy nations in terms of infant mortality and life expectancy.
Read MoreSince the 19th century, the average life expectancy for humans has increased. Scientific advances in public health, diet, environment and medicine have served to lengthen our lives.
Read MoreMajor league baseball (MLB) players have expanded into a new arena – their body mass index (BMI) is increasing.
Read MoreThere is disturbing news in the use of opioids – more and more young adults are becoming dependent on opioids such as Vicodin and Percocet than ever before.
Read MoreOne of the many dirty little secrets in the fight against clinical depression is that there is a significant number of patients who don’t adequately improve with antidepressant drugs.
Read MoreMigraine headaches can be savage. Usually encompassing half of your head or more, and lasting from two hours to three days, they are also by their nature recurring.
Read MoreWe all have a fond but bittersweet memory of That One Guy who lived about as healthy a life as he could, prided himself on his diet and exercise regimen, yet still died too young.
Read MoreIt is beginning to appear as though human ave a sixth sense after all – but it has nothing to do with seeing ghosts, or into the future.
Read MoreIt’s time to ditch unhealthy food fats once and for all. A large cohort study published in JAMA Internal Medicine found that different types of dietary fat have different effects on mortality.
Read MoreRarely has any chemical substance been as polarizing as fluoride. So what's the deal?
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