A growing number of U.S. children may develop vision problems before they reach kindergarten, according to a study that suggests eye screenings will become increasingly important for the preschool set. For the study, researchers analyzed data from U.S. census records and from eye exams on about 12,000 kids under 6 years old. Nationwide, researchers estimated that more than 174,000 kids… Read More
As warm weather approaches, U.S. health officials are warning that outbreaks of diarrhea caused by swallowing swimming pool water containing parasites have doubled in the past few years. The infections occur when swimmers ingest water contaminated by diarrhea from a person infected by Cryptosporidium or Crypto, a parasite that is notoriously difficult to kill.Crypto caused at least 32 outbreaks in… Read More
Gino Martinez was motivated to come into Push-as-Rx � by none other than his trainer and uncle, Mike Quinones. Gino's drive to become a better athlete also motivated him to come to Push as Rx and he's been able to accomplish many of his personal goals so far. Ever since pushing himself further to train, Gino Martinez has seen considerable… Read More
Charlie Quiroga realized she needed to make a change in her lifestyle. She was in need of improving her health and the environment at Push-as-Rx � greatly helped her, motivating and encouraging her to keep going. The trainers at Push as Rx personally mean a lot to Charlie Quiroga. She appreciates how the trainers push her to reach her goals… Read More
Iylene Avalos has developed confidence, discipline, and strength at Push-as-Rx �. Seeking a challenging environment, Iylene�tried many different gyms but she didn't see improvement until she tried cross fit at Push as Rx � and within the week, she felt stronger. To Iylene Avalos, Push-as-Rx � is a family that represents support, always showing her what she can do and… Read More
Women in their early 40s with the highest intake of vitamin D and calcium from food sources may have a lower than average risk of starting menopause before age 45, a recent study suggests. Taking vitamin D or calcium in supplement form had no benefit in the large study of U.S. nurses, the study team writes in American Journal of… Read More
In October of my junior year of high school, I was at the top of my cross-country game. I was running five to six days a week, knocking more and more time off my mile split, and gearing up for a big race that would finally prove I had what it took to hit varsity status. So when opportunities arose… Read More
Related Articles Kids of all ages are invited to sign up for the 2017 edition of the UTEP Miners Summer Camps. Officials say this year�s camps are offered for cheerleading, men�s basketball, football, soccer, track & field and volleyball. The cheer camp is slated for July 5-8 at the Don Haskins Center.� Men�s basketball has two sessions � June 19-21… Read More
Doctor of Chiropractic, Dr. Alexander Jimenez examines why sciatica can be so painful. Sciatica may be perceived as the worst form of nerve malady, but that�s more reputation than reality. Nerve pain is one of the most extreme forms of pain. It elicits imagery of searing heat, electric shock, and lightning bolt -like shooting sensations. And, the most dreaded kind… Read More