Justin Caba
Justin Caba is a New York City based writer with a BA in Journalism from Susquehanna University. Along with Medical Daily, he has contributed to Newsweek and the Journal News. While focusing on nutrition and fitness, he also stays up-to-date on all the happenings in professional and collegiate sports.
Articles By Justin Caba
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Why You Shouldn't Eat Or Drink Anything Before Surgery
Here's the real reason patients are told to stop eating and drinking the night before an operation. -
What Happened When I Tried A 14-Day Detox Tea
Here's what happened when I tried a caffeine- and senna-free tea detox for 14 days. -
The Key Role Dads Play In Their Children's Health
Researchers show why the parent-child relationship, especially the bond between father and son, is so important for controlling weight and managing sleep behaviors. -
This Medication Could Reduce Risk Of Unintentional Opioid Overdose
Researchers show how prescribing naloxone to patients who receive opioids for chronic pain can help lower their risk for an overdose. -
What Canada Can Learn From Other Countries That Have Legalized Pot
Here's what Canadians can learn from marijuana possession laws in other countries as they begin to legalize recreational use of marijuana. -
Yet Another Reason To Load Up On Broccoli
Researchers have identified genes from different strains of broccoli that are capable of increasing the amount of phenolic compounds found in this cruciferous vegetable. -
The Real Reason Why Exercise Improves Our Memory
Researchers identify a protein that is released during exercise which improves cognitive function. -
How What You Eat Affects Your Brain
Here's how your brain reacts to healthy and unhealthy foods. -
Eating Healthy Is Great, But Keeping It On A Schedule Is Key
Researchers explain why the time of day we eat is just as important as what we eat. -
All The Ways Work Weakens The Brain
Researchers find dirty workplaces that lack stimulation produce employees who suffer cognitive decline. -
Low Testosterone Isn't The Same In Young And Older Men, But It's Treated As Such
Researchers suggest using the same strategies for identifying low testosterone in younger men doesn't work for older men. -
Olympic Athletes Are Freezing Their Sperm Just In Case They Get Zika
Olympic athletes and coaches consider freezing sperm ahead of the 2016 Summer Games in Rio to safeguard against the Zika virus.
