Seeing Faces Everywhere? Here’s Why Your Brain Does That
Ever looked at a cloud, a car, or even a piece of toast and thought, “That kind of looks like a face”?
Can We Have a GLP-1 Drug in Easy Pill Form?
Must GLP-1 drugs be taken in painful injections or has a pill finally arrived that you can easily take by mouth? One is actually here.
Knee Pain from Osteoarthritis? Cardio Exercise Beats Inactivity
It may seem intuitive to resign to a sedentary life if your knees hurt from osteoarthritis, but the best thing you can do is GET MOVING via aerobic exercise.
Listen to Your Doctor, Not Fat Acceptance, for Weight Loss
Confused by the TikTok and Instagram talk by women of all sizes shaming overweight women who want to lose weight? It’s time to listen to your doctor.
Should Influencers Discourage GLP-1s or Is This Harmful?
We need to stop the trend of influencers begging people not to use a GLP-1. Such influencers are spreading medical misinformation and harmful rhetoric.
Walking’s Effect on the Development of Alzheimer’s Disease
A study suggests that even modest physical activity — like adding a few thousand steps to your day — could make a real difference in how quickly Alzheimer’s disease develops.
Will Using Walker for Dizziness Eventually Impair Mobility?
If a young able-bodied adult uses a walker out of fear of falling from dizzy spells, will this over time compromise her mobility and joint integrity?
If Eye Contact Is So Important, How Do Blind People Get By?
Supposedly for neurotypicals, eye contact is crucial in social settings.
But if this is so, how do blind people navigate social interaction?
Why Do So Many Autistic Women Have EDS?
It happened again: I met a new autistic woman; she spoke of her hypermobility; I asked if she had EDS; she said yes.
Why It’s Awkward when Someone Keeps Saying “I’m Sorry”
