Running in Nairobi, Kenya, Korir qualified to the 800m final with a time of 1:45.50 in the first heat Staff Report June 27, 2017 86 Views Related Articles Emmanuel Korir, Michael Saruni and Mickael Hanany qualified to the IAAF (International Association of Athletics Federation) World Championships over the weekend. Running in Nairobi, Kenya, Korir qualified to the 800m final with… Read More
Not only do tires play a vital role in the performance of your car or truck, but a lot of information can be garnered about what happened before, during, and after a crash. Tire marks will be explored by us and, generally, what those marks tell us. First let us discuss where the marks come from. Skid marks are… Read More
There are several reasons engineering and accident reconstruction reports are problematic. Let's address the biggest and first issue, cost. Many attorneys won't realize the real value of cases if they deal with doctors who do not know how to document the patient's injuries correctly, leading to issues related to poor documentation management. This is a massive benefit to the… Read More
Chiropractor, Dr. Alex Jimenez looks at lumbar spine disc herniation. What are the Likely signs and symptoms associated with disc herniation, and what would be the selection criteria for micro-discectomy operation in athletes? Complaint in the young college age athlete and professional athlete, and it's been estimated that over 30\% of athletes complain of back pain at least once in… Read More
The more alcohol people drink, the faster their cells appear to age. Researchers from Japan's Kobe University Graduate School of Medicine found that alcoholic patients had shortened telomeres which placed them at greater risk for age-related illnesses. Telomeres are the pieces of DNA that act as protective caps on the ends of chromosomes. Chromosomes, which protect our genes, get shorter… Read More
Good Night's: Feeling stressed at work can lead to us reaching for unhealthy snacks and extra portions, but a new study has found that getting enough sleep could help buffer the negative effect of stress on eating habits. Carried out by a team of researchers from Michigan State University, the University of Illinois, the University of Florida, and Auburn University… Read More
There is an assortment of questions which centered around police reports and accident scenes. We'll address reports exist, how conclusions are made, and what exactly you should take from the role of the police officer and a report as an investigator. This topic can be broken down into lots of classes; here we will concentrate on collision analysis and general… Read More
A good read to understanding alteration of motion segment integrity (AOMSI) is the article �Biomechanical Analysis of clinical instability in the cervical spine� White, et al., Clin Ortho Relat Res, 1975;(109):85-96. AOMSI is a biomechanical analysis. It�s all about numbers that have clinical meaning and significance. Threshold values have been determined that quantify without a doubt the patient has… Read More
When the aberrant sequela to victims in car crashes has been investigated, providers often overlook and concurrently underestimate the tissue pathology and resultant biomechanical failures of spinal ligamentous damages commonly known as �strain � sprain.� In addition, the courts have been �blinded� by rhetoric in allowing this pathology to be deemed transient. There is an ever growing body of scientific… Read More
Gray hair could be an early warning sign of heart disease. Hiccups that won’t go away may foreshadow cancer. Sometimes your body sends seemingly unrelated signals that something is wrong. Since the key to treating most health problems is to catch them early, it can pay off big time to spot the tip-offs. And the first thing to check out… Read More
When it comes to stomach discomfort during exercise, forget that old adage "no pain, no gain." New research suggests that excessive strenuous exercise may lead to gut damage. "The stress response of prolonged vigorous exercise shuts down gut function," said lead author Ricardo Costa."The redistribution of blood flow away from the gut and towards working muscles creates gut cell injury… Read More
Wallpaper may contribute to sick building syndrome, a new study suggests. Toxins from fungus growing on wallpaper can easily become airborne and pose an indoor health risk, the researchers said.In laboratory tests, "we demonstrated that mycotoxins could be transferred from a moldy material to air, under conditions that may be encountered in buildings," said study corresponding author Dr. Jean-Denis Bailly.… Read More
Eating fish at least twice a week may significantly reduce the pain and swelling associated with rheumatoid arthritis, a new study says. Prior studies have shown a beneficial effect of fish oil supplements on rheumatoid arthritis symptoms, but less is known about the value of eating fish containing omega-3, the researchers said."We wanted to investigate whether eating fish as a… Read More
Related Articles Emmanuel Korir has been named a semifinalist for college track and field’s highest individual honor, The Bowerman Award, the U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced Thursday. Korir wrapped up his freshman season with a sweep of both 800m national titles. The Kenyan is the first Miner to win the 800m NCAA title since… Read More
Related Articles New UTEP Tennis Head Coach Ivan Fernandez announced his first two signees on Friday. Erandi Martinez Hernandez and Alisa Morozova will join the Miners for the 2017-18 season. Martinez Hernandez graduated from Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education, a prestigious high school in Mexico City. She has been ranked among the top-five under-18 players in Mexico and… Read More