Health

• Repetitive asymmetric tennis movements drive biomechanical adaptations in the shoulder joint
• Study aims to investigate using the Closed Kinetic Chain Upper-Extremity Stability Test
• Key for assessing shoulder stability under tennis-specific loads

Bruce Elliott, renowned tennis biomechanist, analyzes how much forehand separation angle comes from sliding. His video ties key biomechanics topics for deeper racket-arm insights.

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Expert consensus: AI adoption in pediatrics trails adult medicine due to adult-trained tools unfit for kids. Safety first for vulnerable...

Strategic leadership boost for Southwest Missouri pediatric care: Matthew Alder, MD, PhD, named inaugural pediatrician-in-chief and CMO.

• Oversees...

Evidence-based highlights from recent studies on everyday foods:

• Morning coffee (before noon) links to 16% lower all-cause mortality and 31% lower...

Key breakthrough in evidence-based weight management:

• $3.4M NIH grant to UVA's Rebecca Krukowski for semi-automated feedback on diet, exercise, and...

Breakthrough RCT evidence from Virta Health shows individualized metabolic nutrition therapy boosts survival alongside chemo:

• Median OS: 13.7 vs...

IR links prediabetes/T2D to 70% of U.S. heart attacks, as fat-clogged cells resist insulin, leading to pancreas burnout.

Spot IR easily:

• Waist >40"...

• Persistent challenge: Six years into pandemic, 1 in 5 Nebraskans hit by long COVID—likely underreported
• Core symptoms: Brain fog, fatigue, sleep...