Interviewer: You just had a surgery. You might be wondering when can you get back to your life, the things you enjoy doing, your activities? We’re going to find out next on The Scope. Announcer: Health information from expects, supported by research. From University of Utah Health, this is TheScopeRadio.com. Surgery Recovery Interviewer: How long after surgery until you can kind… Read More »
For nearly three hundred years before the American Revolution, the colonial South was a kaleidoscope of different people and cultures. Yet all residents of the region shared two important traits. First, they lived and worked in a natural environment unlike any other in the American colonies. Second, like humans everywhere, their presence on the landscape had profound implications… Read More »
Many things change after you have a baby: schedules, sleep time, and sense of freedom, to name a few. Along with a changing schedule, there are the many physical changes you’ll see. Chief among them is stretch marks. For many women, stretch marks are as much a part of having a baby as diapers and feedings. “My belly was so itchy and tight… Read More »
Breasts can vary greatly from person to person. Size, shape, and color are traits that are inherited from genes. But through the course of a woman’s life, her breasts will also constantly change and develop. Breast tissue is made mostly of fat cells, glandular tissue, and ligaments that extend from the collarbone to the underarm and across the center of the chest. Glands called lobules… Read More »
Many of the most compelling love stories are tragic ones. From Romeo and Juliet to Ennis and Jack, here’s a look at nine romances that have had the opposite of happy endings. How many have left you in tears? Anna Karenina appears to have the perfect happy family with her husband, a wealthy bureaucrat, and their son, until she… Read More »
Ginger is not only a flavourful ingredient but also a very popular Ayurveda herb that is helpful in treating many common ailments. From flavouring dishes to flushing out toxins, it is known for its magical benefits and that’s the reason chefs and doctors both swear by it. But, you will be surprised to know that this magical ingredient… Read More »
The pompadour fade haircut is a men’s haircut that combines the classic pompadour with a taper fade. Pomp fade haircuts have cool short sides and long, high-volume hair on top. The pompadour fade is very versatile. Wear it slicked back or loose and shiny. Loose and messy pompadours give the look a natural, laidback vibe, but you can… Read More »
Adjusting your diet and lifestyle to prioritize colon health can help with regularity, constipation, and fatigue. According to the American Cancer Society, one in 22 men and one in 24 women will be diagnosed with correctional cancer in their lifetime. Taking care of your colon is important in an attempt to prevent colon cancer. Why it’s important The health… Read More »
The New York Times Sunday magazine published a piece entitled “I Used to Insist I Didn’t Get Angry: Not Anymore.” The author, a woman, courageously explores the topic of societal and internalized prohibitions against women experiencing, much less expressing anger, and talks about growing up believing that she didn’t get angry, and only got sad. She thought that sadness was “more… Read More »
What it may mean: Plantar fasciitis You can’t mistake that specific ache — sharp pain in the bottom of the heel when you get out of bed or stand up from a chair. It’s a strain of the ligament that supports the foot arch. And whether you did it by wearing tight shoes, walking in flip-flops all the… Read More »