SATURDAY, OCT. 31, 2020 — COVID-19 may cause heart damage, which can be especially concerning to athletes eager to return to play as soon as they can. Myocarditis — inflammation in the heart usually caused by a viral infection — can lead to sudden death during exercise. With that in mind, the American College of… Read More: Most Athletes With Heart Problems After COVID Can Return to… »
Photographer, Basak Gurbuz DermanGetty Images Massage guns provide an effective alternative to foam rollers in your overall fitness and wellness regime when it comes to relieving tightness and soreness in your muscles. But according to physical therapist and The Ready State founder Kelly Starrett, you might not be getting as much bang for your buck… Read More: Watch a Physical Therapist Demonstrate the Best Way to Use… »
With its $ 63 billion merger with Allergan in the rearview, the new AbbVie is facing a major challenge as U.S. biosimilars for Humira cast a pall over the near-term future. But AbbVie figures its homegrown prospects will keep driving growth—and a couple of surprises from Allergan could make the forecast even rosier. After six… Read More: AbbVie pegs growth to booming Skyrizi, Rinvoq in post-merger future.… »
It is an idea that may never have been tried in wide-scale vaccine distribution: Citing principles of equity and justice, experts are urging that people living in communities hardest-hit by the pandemic, which are often made up of Black and Hispanic populations, get a portion of the first, limited supply of coronavirus vaccines set aside… Read More: Will the Hardest-Hit Communities Get the Coronavirus Vaccine? »