Weight training and bone density
Weight training is an essential part of a program to maintain muscle mass and prevent fragility fractures.
Your Body of Knowledge
Health Articles by Dr. Lavine
Your Body of Knowledge
Health Articles by Dr. Lavine
Humans strive for social status above all else. Why?
Humans strive for social status as a way to improve their health.
Today’s health tip: breathe out!
Simply prolonging the exhale phase of breath has many health benefits similar to the benefits of mindfulness meditation.
Who’s an insignificant speck of dust?
Spiritual wisdom from an old Jewish tale
Hospital consolidation is bad for your health
Consolidation of health care into large hospital chains is bad for the nation's health.
Secret to chronic happiness
Kaiser Health News is a great source of information, particularly about the politics and economics of health.
Use these 10 strategies to give your life an energy boost
Ten ways to boost your energy
Latest research reveals even more questions about the medical model
Four recent studies suggest caution in accepting certain aspects of the medical model.
Running biomechanics and the “preferred path” theory
The preferred path model of running biomechanics points to a new way to help runners improve speed and prevent injury.
America’s other drug epidemic – seniors in the hospital
The shocking epidemic of over-medication of seniors.
This quick enjoyment of life quiz predicts your longevity
A sense of enjoyment of life makes a large difference in longevity.
It’s more fundamental to health than good nutrition
Gut health is fundamental to good health.
Altered sense of humor an early warning sign of dementia
Those with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia often lose their taste for absurdist or satirical humor.
Running is healthy for your knees
Scientists now believe that running helps prevent knee arthritis, not cause it.
New clues in chronic fatigue syndrome
Scientists have uncovered a clue about the metabolism of people with chronic fatigue syndrome.
Weight training and bone density
Weight training is an essential part of a program to maintain muscle mass and prevent fragility fractures.
Humans strive for social status above all else. Why?
Humans strive for social status as a way to improve their health.
Today’s health tip: breathe out!
Simply prolonging the exhale phase of breath has many health benefits similar to the benefits of mindfulness meditation.
Who’s an insignificant speck of dust?
Spiritual wisdom from an old Jewish tale
Hospital consolidation is bad for your health
Consolidation of health care into large hospital chains is bad for the nation's health.
Secret to chronic happiness
Kaiser Health News is a great source of information, particularly about the politics and economics of health.
Use these 10 strategies to give your life an energy boost
Ten ways to boost your energy
Latest research reveals even more questions about the medical model
Four recent studies suggest caution in accepting certain aspects of the medical model.
Running biomechanics and the “preferred path” theory
The preferred path model of running biomechanics points to a new way to help runners improve speed and prevent injury.
America’s other drug epidemic – seniors in the hospital
The shocking epidemic of over-medication of seniors.
This quick enjoyment of life quiz predicts your longevity
A sense of enjoyment of life makes a large difference in longevity.
It’s more fundamental to health than good nutrition
Gut health is fundamental to good health.
Altered sense of humor an early warning sign of dementia
Those with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia often lose their taste for absurdist or satirical humor.
Running is healthy for your knees
Scientists now believe that running helps prevent knee arthritis, not cause it.
New clues in chronic fatigue syndrome
Scientists have uncovered a clue about the metabolism of people with chronic fatigue syndrome.
