Tackling three common misconceptions about the implications of IWH's prolonged standing study Published: November 3, 2017 The recent study on prolonged standing and the risk of heart disease led by Institute for Work & Health Senior Scientist Dr. Peter Smith has received much media coverage since it appeared online in August 2017. While the researchers were encouraged to see this level of interest, some of the coverage and … [Read more...]
Dr. Michael Caione Off to Olympics
We are pleased to announce that our very own, Dr. Michael Caione, will be heading to the 2018 Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea. Dr. Mike will be attending as part of the Canadian Medical Team and will be the main therapist for men’s curling. Dr. Mike will be leaving Feb 3 to head to Japan with the team prior to heading to Pyeongchang for the opening ceremonies on Feb 9. He will be returning to the clinic March 1, 2018. If you would like to … [Read more...]
Non-LCD screens may reduce symptoms of post-concussion syndrome: study
A pilot study conducted by the Canadian Concussion Centre has shown that using a non-LCD screen for computer tasks may decrease the risk of exacerbating symptoms in sufferers of post-concussion syndrome (PCS). The findings provide a potential option for earlier return to work or return to school for those suffering from light sensitivity and computer or cell phone screen intolerance – common, persistent concussion symptoms. The data, … [Read more...]
Health Tip: Staying Balanced
One side of the body tighter than the other? If so, perform your favorite stretches in a 2:1 ratio so that you double up your stretches on the tighter side. … [Read more...]
Health Tip: Ensuring Balanced Muscles
If you find that one side of your body is tighter than the other when performing your favourite stretches throughout the day, consider performing the stretches in a 2:1 ratio for the tight:loose side. By doubling up the number of tighter side stretches this will help to balance out both sides. … [Read more...]
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