Starkey: NHL dazed and confused
February 22, 2011 at 11:04 amStarkey: NHL dazed and confused
Sunday, February 20, 2011 Read More Here
Ward, you’ll remember, was hit hard early on. As medical personnel escorted him off the field, he stumbled. That was enough for the team’s neurosurgeon, Dr. Joseph Maroon, to suspect a concussion and keep him from returning.
“Within four to five minutes, he was back to normal,” Maroon recalled Saturday. “And quite frankly, in the past, he would have returned. We would have sat him a quarter and subjected him to some testing, but he likely would have returned.”
Triathlon powers UPMC neurosurgeon
February 16, 2011 at 8:47 amTriathlon powers UPMC neurosurgeon
Dr. Joseph Maroon loves his day job — he really does.
But the UPMC neurosurgeon and avid triathlete also finds joy in helping people avoid medical attention, and his platform for doing so expanded this week with a guest column on CNN.com.
What’s Next for Concussions in Football?
February 15, 2011 at 1:57 pmWhat’s Next for Concussions in Football?
Feb 4, 2011 – MIT Technology Review Interview with Dr. Maroon and others on helmet and concussion prevention – Read Article Here
Triathlons Saved my Life – CNN Health Blog with Dr. Maroon
February 15, 2011 at 1:50 pmTriathlons Saved my Life – CNN Health Blog
Feb 7, 2011 – Interview with Neurosurgeon, Nutritional Expert and Triathlon Ironman Joseph Maroon, MD on how he credits sport and exercise to improving both physical and mental health – Read Full Article Here
I recognized, however, that my mental state, inner balance and even my surgical ability and delicateness of touch was directly related to the consistency and quality of my physical well being. With improved conditioning, each year I “raised the bar” going farther, faster and higher
Symptoms of Cognitive Decline- Radio Interview with Ron Klatz
February 15, 2011 at 1:42 pmDr. Joseph Maroon is the guest of Dr. Ron Klatz’s radio show on
Establishing the exponentially rising incidence of Alzheimer’s Disease, Dr. Joseph C. Maroon reveals four key factors – nutrients, exercise, environment, and emotional health – that profoundly affect memory, thinking, and behavior. Reviewing the latest data and findings in brain research, Dr. Maroon shares insights that help to promote longevity and cognitive health: learn his favorite vitamins to extend vitality and enhance quality of life
Get the latest tips and practical advice from Dr. Maroon to help you live a longer and healthier life.
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Dr. Maroon draws from groundbreaking research and his own experiences to help you live a longer and healthier life. Learn how natural substances found in red wine, dark chocolate, and green tea are the key to shifting from the current paradigm of aging to a disease-free golden age of health, longevity, and fitness.
