Practical Pain Managment • 20th July 2022

Few Alternatives to Methotrexate

Since the Dobbs decision eliminating federal protections from Roe v Wade, more and more women are reporting being denied access to methotrexate, an anti-inflammatory treatment for many conditions that is sometimes also used in medication abortions.

Connecticut Magazine • 27th June 2022

Ticked Off

The latest on guarding against tick-borne diseases.

SpineUniverse • 21st June 2022

Gardening Exercises for Back Pain

Perform these exercises before, during, and after gardening, and all that twisting and bending won’t affect your back too much.

Connecticut Magazine • 19th May 2022

Despite challenges, treatments for sickle cell disease are improving

SpineUniverse • 17th May 2022

Hydrotherapy for Back Pain

Hydrotherapy puts less pressure on your spine than land-based physical therapy, so it could be particularly well-suited for managing your back pain.

Discover Magazine • 16th May 2022

Past Lead Exposure Shrank IQ Scores for Millions of Americans

“I was very surprised by the fact that just over 50 percent of the population was exposed to elevated levels of lead.”

Discover Magazine • 22nd April 2022

A Tiny Yet Vital Organism May Adapt to Climate Change With ‘Hidden Costs’

The copepod’s coping method amid rising temperatures and ocean acidity would have consequences for the broader food chain.

Discover Magazine • 21st April 2022

The Benefits of Eating a Plant-Based Diet

Reducing our intake of animal products can help us — and our planet — live longer, healthier lives.

SpineUniverse • 22nd March 2022

Yoga for Osteoporosis in the Spine

Connecticut Magazine • 21st March 2022

Teachers say their mental health is suffering—and they need more support

Connecticut Magazine • 15th March 2022

Want to improve your mental health? Start with self-care.

Discover Magazine • 18th February 2022

Studies Show Developmental Setbacks in Pandemic Babies

Multiple studies have identified challenges in motor and social skills development for babies born during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Connecticut Magazine • 7th February 2022

What’s behind the rise in the rare “broken heart syndrome”?

Discover Magazine • 7th February 2022

Is Maternal Instinct Backed by Science?

It's complicated, researchers say.

Connecticut Health Investigative Team • 26th January 2022

Safety Net For Neglected Older Teens Can Be Difficult To Secure

Discover Magazine • 20th January 2022

What Do Scientists Know About Vitamin D and Cancer?

A growing body of research is still untangling the link.

Discover Magazine • 7th January 2022

Calorie-Restricted Diets May Not Live Up to the Hype

Before starting those New Year's health resolutions, you should know the risks and benefits of restricting calories.

Discover Magazine • 3rd January 2022

The Science of Forming Healthy Habits

Forget New Year's resolutions; want to start a habit that sticks? Make it easy and reward yourself.

Discover Magazine • 27th December 2021

Why Emotional Intelligence Takes a Dive Among the Affluent

Discover Magazine • 6th December 2021

Loss of Smell Identification Linked to Dementia, Parkinson’s

How diet, exercise and brain games could help.