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Pokemon Go Health Benefits and Cons

Pokemon GO Is Changing How People Use Their Smartphones. But Is That A Good Or A Bad Thing?

Posted at 2:42PM in Lifestyle, News by Kari Cowell 0 Comments
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Pokemon GO is the new gaming craze sweeping the world, as you probably are already aware if you have been online in the last few weeks. Released on July 6, Pokemon GO (http://www.pokemongo.com/en-us/) is a smartphone based, augmented reality game created by Niantic, makers of...

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Hunger Hormone Impulsive Descisions

Hunger Hormones Lead To Impulsive Decision-Making

Posted at 8:39AM in Lifestyle, News by Joseph Bryant 0 Comments
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Our ability to rationalize and make good decisions can be adversely impaired once a single hormone is produced when we experience hunger, according to a team of researchers at the Sahlgrenska Academy, University of Gothenburg, Sweden. Findings showed that rats given the ghrelin hormone were...

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Caffeine Sleep Deprivation Study

Science Has Proven That You Can’t Depend On Caffeine To Make Up For Lost Sleep

Posted at 8:35AM in Lifestyle, Nursing Students, PA School, Residents, Students by Joseph Bryant 0 Comments
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Between the proliferation of campus coffee shops, flavored energy drinks, or even just a 5-hour energy shot, caffeine has a natural place in every medical student's heart. Though widely popular, it is probably not the best idea to dose up on caffeine in order to stay...

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Awkward Patient Doctor Moments

Horror Stories of the Most Awkward Moments With Patients

Posted at 8:21AM in Lifestyle by Sierra Kennedy 0 Comments
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No two days are ever the same when it comes to the life of a doctor, but sometimes there is a nice dose of comedy to balance out the chaos. You signed up for a career full of varied experiences and life-changing interactions, but how...

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Physician Burnout Factors

Physician Burnout Continues to Rise. Here Are the Top Burnout Triggers.

Posted at 10:13AM in Lifestyle, Residents, Students by Samantha Hendricks 0 Comments
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With long work hours, high-stress environments, and patients’ health and lives in their hands, it’s no wonder that career burnout is more prevalent in physicians compared to the rest of the U.S. working population. According to a recent American Medical Association and Mayo Clinic study, which measured...

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Meditation To Keep Physician Burnout Away

Ten Minutes A Day Can Keep Doctor Burnout Away: The Science Behind Meditation

Posted at 10:12AM in Lifestyle, Nursing Students, Residents, Students by Joseph Bryant 0 Comments
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The effects of mindfulness and meditation are more recently becoming an active area of research on the mental and emotional stability of health professionals. Mindfulness is the simply defined as the practice of being conscious and present as much as possible. Meditation, an extension of...

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Early Risers Healthy Habits

The Results Are In: Early Risers Actually Are Healthier

Posted at 11:17AM in Lifestyle by Joseph Bryant 0 Comments
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According to a recent study funded by the National Institutes of Health and the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences, researches found that though BMI was unaffected, early risers who got at least 6.5 hours of shut-eye a night were more likely, than late sleepers,...

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Nerdcore Medical Innovators

Nerdcore Medical Resources for the Creative Healthcare Professional

Posted at 10:44AM in Lifestyle, Residents, Students by Riley Schatzle 0 Comments
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Most healthcare professionals are completely fascinated by science, the “things” that make up this world and the universe in which it all exists. Among these well-versed bio-nerds, chem-geeks and astrono-majors, however, there are few who would agree that subjects in the arts and humanities are as...

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FOAMed In Medical Ed

How The FOAMed Movement Is Revolutionizing Medical Education

Posted at 12:17PM in Lifestyle, News by Samantha Hendricks 0 Comments
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Despite the fact that the internet is now our number one source of information, this endless digital library of data, news, and resources still holds a negative stigma for many in the realm of academics. As a recent college graduate, I can remember most of...

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Social Media In Meded And Medical Industry

Social Media In Medical School And The Medical Field As A Whole

Posted at 10:07AM in Lifestyle, Nursing Students, PA School, Residents, Students by Samantha Hendricks 0 Comments
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According to the Mayo Clinic’s Daniel Cabrera, M.D., “The moral and societal duty of an academic healthcare provider is to advance science, improve the care of his/her patients and share knowledge.” And based on the ever changing advancements in technology and the way people communicate...

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