I just reviewed the results of a major, new study that identified genetic predisposition and chronic inflammation as two major causes of lung cancer. And I have to say, I’ve understood that would [...]
I just reviewed the results of a major, new study that identified genetic predisposition and chronic inflammation as two major causes of lung cancer. And I have to say, I’ve understood that would [...]
Olive oil is a major component of the healthy, balanced Mediterranean diet. And most people, including some health experts, assume extra virgin olive oil (EVOO) is better than regular olive oil. [...]
Do you ever wonder why it’s so hard to just eat one French fry or potato chip? Well, a new study suggests it may have something to do with the processed soybean oil used to make these highly [...]
In recent years, scientific studies have consistently found that people who are overweight—or even mildly obese—live longer with less chronic diseases than those who weigh less or who are [...]
Research into the human microbiome has really started to take off in recent years. In fact, we now know that your microbiome—the environment in your gut and mouth and on your skin where billions [...]
I recently came across a disturbing, new study that looked at the link between eating artificial, trans fats and Alzheimer’s disease (AD)/dementia. Now, you may wonder why I’m writing about trans [...]
Suffering a hip fracture is often a death sentence for older adults. In fact, men and women over the age of 50 who suffer a hip fracture have a five-to-eight times higher risk of dying within [...]
When the coronavirus pandemic first hit the U.S. earlier this year, some hospitals in a few overcrowded urban areas were overwhelmed with caring for patients with serious respiratory [...]
This weekend, we celebrate our nation’s declaration of independence from England—which asserted our God-given rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. This year, the holiday should [...]
Some of my earliest exposure to hot peppers came from my Uncle Michele when I was a child, and again while in medical school. Before our Sunday family dinners in Pennsylvania, he would go out the [...]