Nearly one million people in the US live with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) (“What”). MS is a chronic, autoimmune disorder in which the body’s immune system mistakenly attacks its own central nervous system. Immune cells damage nerve fibers and their fatty … Read more

  References for Static Slide Masnick, M. (2011) Age-adjusted obesity rates by U.S. county (2008) [image]. https://www.maxmasnick.com/2011/11/15/obesity_by_county/. Masnick, M. (2011) Median income by U.S. county (2008) [image]. https://www.maxmasnick.com/2011/11/15/obesity_by_county/. Hales, C., Carroll, M., Fryar, C., Ogden., C. (2017) Trends in obesity … Read more

Pre-workout, protein powder, creatine. Speak with any frequent gym-goer, and these terms will likely come up. Nutritional supplements are very popular in bodybuilding and other high-intensity athletic endeavors for their physical performance benefits, but new research suggests creatine can do … Read more

The first full week of classes at UNC were a blast… of course content, assignments, and, of course, fun memories. This includes English 105i, Writing in Health in Medicine, with Professor Blom. In Tuesday’s class, we began by dissecting the … Read more