Inspired by reports of a second patient apparently freed of infection with H.I.V., the virus that causes AIDS, scientists are pursuing dozens of ways to cure the disease. But now, researchers must reckon with a longstanding obstacle: the lack of women in clinical trials of potential H.I.V. treatments, cures and vaccines. Women make up just… Read More: Half of H.I.V. Patients Are Women. Most Research Subjects Are… »
Executive Summary There’s enormous interest in applying AI to nearly every area of healthcare. But not every application of AI in healthcare will produce similar benefits. One area that stands to benefit most is remote monitoring of large numbers of people. Wearable devices can transmit volumes of clinical data – blood pressure, respiratory rate, oxygen levels,… Read More: The Health Care Benefits of Combining Wearables and AI –… »
Have you ever been in one of these situations? Situation #1: A client you’ve been training gets pregnant. She asks you what this means for her strength training program. What do you say? Situation #2: A new client wants to start strength training with you… but she’s pregnant. What do you do? If you’ve ever found yourself… Read More: How to Create a Safe and Effective Strength Training Program… »
If you’re looking for a way to jazz up a dark leafy green salad, try this Antioxidant Summer Salad. Salads are without a doubt in my top three favorite meals, and what’s not to love? The possibilities are endless, depending on protein preference, season, texture, and then of course how you choose to dress it.… Read More: The Antioxidant Summer Salad »