your bones under the microscope? Curious about how preventive measures can be taken change the course of osteoporosis? Interested in learning about functional culinary medicine and whether it can be useful in supporting strong bones? Then this episode is for you! I was on board Dr. Monisha Bhanote, a five-time board-certified physician and best-selling author….
A recent study has revealed a new osteoporosis drug in development. However, the direction the researchers are taking is very similar to an existing drug against osteoporosis: Evenity (romosozumab). The researchers promote their methodology as a revolutionary approach to drug development, even though the synthetic molecule they created closely resembles an existing osteoporosis drug. We…
Through jeff bloom AT, CSCS Ahwatukee FAST I often get asked by athletes, “What should I eat?” That’s a pretty vague question, and there really isn’t just one answer. However, there are some simple nutritional guidelines that can help an athlete achieve better performance. In general, athletes should eat a diet that is high…
Porter Hospital becomes first facility in Denver to give patients with chronic low back pain access to revolutionary Nociscan technology that measures biomarkers to pinpoint the source of pain George Frey, MD becomes the first Aclarion KOL surgeon to use in-hospital MRI to add Nociscan data to his treatment decision process for patients with chronic…
In this study, we showed that among the SE alleles, HLA-DRB1*04:05 in particular was strongly associated with the prognosis of ABT treatment. The allele frequency of HLA-DRB1*04:05 in Japanese patients with ACPA-positive RA is reported to be approximately 28%. Because each individual carries two HLA-DRB1 alleles, approximately half of ACPA-positive RA patients have at…
