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Dr. Polatsch and Dr. Beldner have been listed in Castle Connolly’s Top Doctors in 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015
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America’s Top 8 Nervous Habits
America’s Top 8 Nervous Habits. Most actions we perform are intentional and deliberate. But stressful circumstances have a strange way of altering our mindfulness and focus. When we’re tense or anxious, habitual behavior takes over. When that freshly opened bag of cookies is suddenly half empty—and we don’t remember eating them-we’ve resorted to unconscious behavior to placate our emotional turmoil. Nervous habits, such as nail-biting, are unappealing to watch. Even worse, they can exact a toll on the body. Check out our list to learn how the damage gets done.
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Brodeur’s surgery "100 percent successful"
Devils general manager Lou Lamoriello said the doctors told him that goaltender Martin Brodeur’s surgery this morning to repair his torn distal biceps tendon in his left elbow was “100 percent successful.”
“Everything went as expected,” Lamoriello just told me. “There were no surprises. The timetable for his return is the same — three to four months.”
Brodeur’s tendon was torn completely from the bone in his left elbow and had to be reattached. He is expected to make a full recovery and be back in time for the end of the regular season.
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Win at Candy Crush with these flexibility warm-ups
Take care of your extremities with these moves.
If you’re one of the 46 million monthly Candy Crush players, your fingers are probably hurting after a particularly intense round. Take care of your extremities with these warm-up moves from Dr. Steven Beldner, a hand specialist from Mount Sinai Beth Israel, who paired up with King, the company behind the addictive game.
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Hand Surgery Update Course
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