Healthy Living
New research suggests metabolism has been misunderstood
A new study has upended conventional thinking about our metabolism.
Recent findings published in the journal Science show that human metabolism… Read More ›
After consulting Dr. Google, talk to your doctor
Google searches related to infertility and coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccines increased 34,900% after anti-vaccine activists circulated false claims about the potential… Read More ›
Type 2 diabetes is a growing risk for America’s young people
Type 2 diabetes, once considered an adult disease, is increasingly causing health complications among American youth. Because few pediatric Type… Read More ›
Common medications may contain animal byproducts
Physicians and pharmacists are working to raise awareness about common medications that contain animal byproducts, according to new research in… Read More ›
Study finds revised concussion guidelines shorten duration of symptoms
The adoption of recommended changes in concussion management led to a reduction in the length of symptoms among 11- to… Read More ›
Setting healthy boundaries for the holiday season
The holidays can be a very difficult time for many, and for several reasons.
Katherine Pannel, DO, an osteopathic psychiatrist and… Read More ›
A pediatrician’s simple formula for successful toy-buying
Selecting gifts for children isn’t always the simplest task, as anyone who’s given an age-inappropriate present or kazoo-type gift—loved by… Read More ›
‘Every little bit helps’: Tips on aging well
It’s safe to say that the realization that we are aging is often a difficult one. Fortunately, it’s never too… Read More ›
How the flu shot can prevent a “twindemic”
With COVID-19 the primary public health objective this year, the annual flu vaccine may seem less essential. It’s not, says AOA President… Read More ›
How to celebrate the holidays safely during COVID-19
With the holidays right around the corner, millions of Americans are grappling with the realization that COVID-19 may prevent them… Read More ›