Cameras and Body Cavities: A Brief Timeline
The use of modern photography in medicine was embraced soon after its birth by Louis Daguerre in 1839. In the very same year, French…
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Muscle Quality: An Important Parameter When Assessing Fall Risk in the Elderly
Falls in the elderly population are a serious and substantial public health problem. The medical expenditures attributable to both fatal and nonfatal falls in…
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A Tox Talks Mystery: The Toxic Woman of Riverside
I’ve always enjoyed a good mystery. As a kid I tore voraciously through mystery novels and have watched all the way through House MD…
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Ditch the Treadmill for Better Stress Relief! A Scientific Exploration of the Mental and Emotional Case for Running Outside
Many experts and running enthusiasts have touted outside running as a superior activity when compared to its indoor counterpart, the treadmill; they use a plethora…
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The State of Coffee in the CCU
I have heard some chatter among the patients on the cardiac care unit regarding whether they may safely indulge in a daily cup of…
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Tox Talks: Acetaminophen Overdose
In the main series Pokémon games, an antidote is a healing item sold at any Poké Mart which cures the poison status condition, inflicted…
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Tox Talks: Arizona Bark Scorpion
Phoenix is a transplant city, to be sure. Plenty of Californians, Midwesterners, and folks from all over have made their way to our city…
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Your Brain on TikTok
The Vogue Challenge, Zoom Meeting Mishaps, Turn Your DMs Into Quotes, Silhouette Challenge – do any of these sound familiar? There’s a good chance…
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This Is Your Brain on Wordle
Wordle, the latest pandemic craze, is a free game that gives users six attempts a day to guess a unique five letter word, with…
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The Advent of Commercial Space Travel
When the Wright Brothers first achieved motorized flight in 1903, the response to their achievement was lackluster. In fact, when propositioned for contracts regarding…
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