<p>Person-first language: are we practicing what we preach?</p>

Are we practicing what we preach?

the modus operandi in the classroom has been integrating activities. Instead of assigning one specific activity to each skill area, we take one activity and stretch it (without stretching the point too much) to include all the skill areas. For example, instead of focusing just on the speaking/listening skills by having learners discuss a topic, we expand the activity to include a reading and a ...

Travel Diarrhea in Childhood “First Part; what do we know?”

We are what we eat

the old adage that pregnant women eat for two might be more true than ever before in the light of recent research into diet and the control of gene expression. the link between the diet of pregnant women—and, to some extent, men—during pre-conception and the health of the fetus has been viewed mostly in terms of major risk factors such as smoking or substance abuse. However, epidemiological and...

Are we Aware of what we are, we are what we Eat- An Epidemiological Survey

The lure of convenience in addition to good taste gets people to junk food addiction. With the advent of television even in the remotest areas people have become more aware of the fast food items available. Children watch television where fast food continues to dominate the food advertisements viewed by children. The easily available fast food in and around school campus and with little knowled...

We are what we do.

Dr Delitto is well known for his many outstanding accomplishments and contributions to the physical therapy profession. In practice and research, he has represented APTA on practice guidelines initiatives from federal and professional societies, including the Decade of the Bone and Joint initiative. He has been an invited scientific and professional speaker at numerous national and internationa...