In The News: School of Integrated Health Sciences

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If you visit the website for a business called “Adler Dynamics,” you’ll see these words in bold letters: “Intelligent Solutions at the Speed of Thought.”

Las Vegas Sun

Let us guess: You started off 2016 by heading to the gym and then to the produce section at the grocery store. No more couch-potato Sundays. No more greasy fast food.

Las Vegas Review Journal

You finish a hard workout, head to the locker room wearing a glistening sheen of perspiration all over and … skip your usual de-funkifying shower?

Las Vegas Review Journal

When Tedd Girouard became a certified athletic trainer in 1995, concussions weren't always treated with the sophistication that they're treated with today.

DESIblitz

Foods that are high in protein are hugely nutritious for the body. DESIblitz takes a look at some of the key uses of protein, and which high protein foods are the best for your body.

Las Vegas Review Journal

Question: What would taking a leisurely trip to Mars do to an astronaut’s brain? Answer: Nothing good.

Las Vegas Review Journal

Damon McCune, a registered dietitian and coordinator of the UNLV Nutrition Center, knows a thing or two about the ins and outs of healthful eating. So does he buy organic foods?

Las Vegas Review Journal
With family roots from Mississippi, former Henderson resident Jamal Norris loves Southern cooking.
People have long imbued gold with mystical powers of immortality. Ancient alchemists ate it in search of longevity.
Las Vegas Review Journal
Start with summer, add kids and snacks, and what do you get? Ooey-gooey s’mores. Crisp-crusted corn dogs. The sweet nectar of Popsicles and snow cones running down little chins.
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Hospital bills can be very confusing and costs vary widely, depending on what hospital treats the patient. It is nearly impossible for Nevadans to price-shop because hospital price lists are usually kept secret.
Vegas Seven
On a Friday night in early January, the driver of a Lexus sedan was heading east on Tropicana Avenue past Decatur Boulevard when a pedestrian tried to cross the street outside of a crosswalk. He was struck by the Lexus, taken to UMC and pronounced dead. It was one of the first auto-pedestrian accidents of the year in Las Vegas.