Opioids are commonly prescribed for those with a total knee replacement. But with the increased attention turned to the abuse of these narcotics, a new method was approved a few years ago: cryoneurolysis. “Cryoneurolysis takes the nerve just to the point of slightly damaging, basically bruising it, so that it doesn’t conduct the painful impulses anymore,” said … [Read more...] about Freezing away the pain
Osteoarthritis is joint pain that most commonly happens in people’s knees, hips, lower back and neck. While you can relieve the pain and discomfort with over-the-counter and prescription medications, watching what you eat may also help. Dr. Daniela Novotny, a registered dietitian and biomedical sciences instructor at Missouri State University, explains to U.S. News & … [Read more...] about Watching your diet to help relieve osteoarthritis
Victimization happens when a person is on the receiving end of cruel or unjust treatment. According to a Science Daily article, “researchers estimate that as many as 75% of children and youth report experiencing some sort of peer victimization, with 10 to 15% experiencing more severe and prolonged victimization.” Dr. Leslie Echols, assistant professor of psychology at … [Read more...] about A focus on peer victimization
What’s a macrobiotic diet? Does it help you lose weight? Natalie Allen, a registered dietitian and clinical instructor of biomedical sciences at Missouri State University, answers these questions and more on Openfit. … [Read more...] about Getting to know the macrobiotic diet
More than 70 million people worldwide have a communication disorder known as stuttering. While stuttering can be overwhelming and embarrassing, there are a number of famous folks who prove it can be overcome. Dr. Klaas Bakker, professor in the department of communication sciences and disorders at Missouri State University, shares more information about the condition with MSN. … [Read more...] about Learning more about stuttering