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When the worst medical advice comes from the patient

In the ongoing debate over how healthcare decisions ought to be made, doctors are generally seen as the ones running the show. But sometimes patients hijack the whole process.

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    Vaccination issue illustrates degrees in which doctors can sway decisions
  • Health & Fitness
    Scale of medical decisions shifts to offer varied balances of power
  • A new breed of bikes built for 'gravel grinders'
  • Eggs, gluten, coffee, red meat, potatoes: Do they deserve the insults?
  • Tattoo removal goes high-tech with laser procedures
 
Shift class brings on the intense fun in North Hollywood

I tried a Shift class in North Hollywood because three of Dana Perri's students emailed me to say how much fun it was. They were right. Which is not to say it wasn't a tough class, because it was. But Perri, a former dancer and acrobat, is so genuinely engaging and encouraging that, like for...

  • Uncapping a few new ideas for thirst quenchers
  • Sweat: A cooling system that's an ancient language too
  • Beach fun gets fitter with new toys and designs
  • '5 a day' still might not be enough fruit and vegetables, study finds
  • Skin-care line founder Dr. Murad finds a new art of beauty

    Dr. Howard Murad, whose El Segundo-based company makes his eponymous skin-care products, has become a vocal proponent of painting, drawing and sculpting for overall well-being.

  • For CrossFit fans, it's as much a state of mind as a style of exercise
  • Workouts without pain: Three trainers who hold back the hurt
  • Is there a CrossFit downside? We ask a chiropractor and a psychologist
  • Rotator cuff exercise uses dumbbell

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  • Shoulder pain leads to a search for realignment

    Whether it was years of swimming, too much sitting at the computer or too much driving, life was taking its toll on my body. My shoulder was messed up beyond belief; the pain seeped down my right arm and across my back, up into my neck.

  • 'Fed Up' documentary lays blame for American obesity on food industry

    In the three decades since the first U.S. dietary guidelines were issued, Americans have become heavier and more saddled with diabetes and other diet-related diseases. The documentary "Fed Up" takes a look at what happened and offers a most poignant profile of what life is like for...

  • Kristin Chenoweth learned fitness on the farm

    Kristin Chenoweth, no longer picking up after cows and horses, finds new ways to stay fit. She also works to raise awareness about asthma.

  • TRX exercises have simple premise but offer hard workout

    TRX exercise uses suspended straps, body weight and gravity to work muscles. L.A.'s Uevolution takes the workouts seriously.

  • Bit by bit, a more fit workplace

    There are many small ways to get moving and raise your fitness level in the workplace. Even doing a few of the suggestions can add health benefits.

  • Alternative office furniture to avoid sitting at a desk all day

    A standing desk is one option to avoid being sedentary at work, but others include a walking desk, a sit-and-stand desk or a spare piece of furniture to keep you upright.

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