Drexel University
Nearly one in five NCAA athletes report experiencing abusive coaching, supervision
According to a survey of 3,317 collegiate athletes from 2021 to 2022, 18.6% of athletes reported experiencing abusive coaching styles or supervision, with disabled athletes and team sport athletes most likely to experience abusive coaching.
Many people with ultraprocessed food addiction not identified as needing treatment
BOSTON — Addiction to ultraprocessed food may be diagnosed similarly to other substance use disorders, and reducing stigma and tailored treatment are both important to improving cardiometabolic health, a speaker reported.
Systolic BP significantly increases with HT for postmenopausal women
Postmenopausal women with hypertension taking estrogen alone or combined with progesterone had a statistically significant increase in systolic blood pressure compare with placebo, according to an analysis of WHI data.
Obesity disparities greater among children attending racially segregated schools
Racial and ethnic disparities in obesity prevalence are greater among children attending more racially segregated schools compared with those attending integrated schools, according to study findings published in Obesity.