Publications by authors named "Ethan A Tabaie"
Background Degenerative spinal conditions (DSCs) involve a diverse set of pathologies that significantly impact health and quality of life, affecting many individuals at least once during their lifetime. Treatment approaches are varied and complex, reflecting the intricacy of spinal anatomy and kinetics. Diagnosis and management pose challenges, with the accurate detection of lesions further complicated by age-related degeneration and surgical implants.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFAlzheimer's disease (AD) has been very difficult to prevent and cure using the medicine available today. However, there has been some hope with using a ketogenic diet (KD) to reduce the cognitive and quality of life decline experienced by patients with AD. In this review, the authors discuss the research done on the effect of a KD on AD to provide some potential avenues for future research and to determine a KD that can be best adopted by patients.
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- Exercise significantly impacts arterial stiffness, but findings vary widely among studies, highlighting inconsistencies in how resistance training protocols are defined and measured.
- Some research suggests the order of exercise impacts stiffness—doing low-intensity resistance first may increase it, while high-intensity first seems to have no effect.
- Demographic factors such as age, gender, and diet contribute to variations in arterial stiffness outcomes, which could have clinical implications for diagnosing coronary heart disease.