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Is Creatine Right for You? What You Should Know Before You Take It
Whether it’s promoted by fitness influencers on social media or recommended by a workout partner at the gym, creatine has become one of today’s most popular sports supplements. While it’s often associated with building muscle and improving athletic performance, Scott Warren, PharmD, Ambulatory Care Pharmacist with Shore Physicians Group, says creatine isn’t something everyone should Read More
A Surgeon’s Thought on Diverticulitis By Matthew J. Finnegan, M.D.
Dr. Matthew J. Finnegan is a robotic general and colorectal surgeon with Shore Physicians Group in Somers Point. His surgical team operates at Shore Medical Center. Have you ever had a colonoscopy, or another imaging study and been given results describing “diverticulosis” observed in your colon? Have you been told you have a condition called Read More
Could A Focus Supplement Be Doing Men More Harm Than Good?
Walk through the vitamin aisle or spend a few minutes on social media, and you’ll likely see supplements promising better focus, sharper thinking, and improved mental performance. Many contain L-tyrosine, an amino acid that recently made headlines after a study suggested higher levels may be associated with a slightly shorter lifespan in men. Tyrosine is Read More
Two Kiwis a Day May Help Keep the Doctor Away
Although kiwi is available year round, its bright flavor and refreshing taste make it a popular choice during the summer months. But its health benefits extend well beyond its sweet, tangy flavor. According to Tiffany Rios, RD, CDE, a registered dietitian and certified diabetes care and education specialist with Shore Physicians Group Endocrinology, kiwi offers Read More
Think It’s Just a Pulled Muscle? What Groin Pain Could Really Mean
Groin pain is easy to dismiss. Maybe it started after a workout, while lifting something heavy, or after spending the weekend working in the yard. Many people assume it is simply a pulled muscle that will get better with time. While muscle strains are common, persistent or worsening groin pain can sometimes signal a more Read More
Exploring the Neurological Questions Surrounding GLP-1 Drugs
researchers are exploring how these drugs may affect more than appetite, blood sugar, and weight loss. A Washington Post article updated on May 28, 2026, and distributed through Yahoo News examined emerging research into how GLP-1 medications may interact with the brain, raising questions about their potential influence on areas involved in appetite, reward, motivation, Read More
How Much Protein Do You Need to Build Muscle?
Protein is one of the most talked-about nutrients among people looking to build muscle, lose weight, or improve their overall fitness. A recent Medical News Today article highlighted research suggesting that individuals seeking to increase muscle mass may benefit from consuming between 1.2 and 2.0 grams of protein per kilogram of body weight daily, particularly Read More
Shore Physicians Group Welcomes Neurosurgeon Dr. Robert A. Sabo
Shore Physicians Group is pleased to welcome neurosurgeon Robert A. Sabo, M.D., F.A.C.S., a board-certified neurosurgeon with more than 30 years of experience in complex spine and neurological care. Dr. Sabo will begin seeing patients ages 18 and older on Monday, June 1 at Shore Physicians Group Neurosurgery, located at 155 Medical Center Way, 3rd Read More
Alzheimer’s and Napping: When Changes in Sleep Patterns May Signal Something More
Napping is a normal part of life for many people, especially as they age. In fact, research shows that older adults often nap more frequently, and in many cases, this is considered typical. However, recent discussions around sleep and Alzheimer’s disease have raised important questions: can napping signal something more serious? According to Medical News Read More
Can’t Lay Your Hand Flat? It Could Be Dupuytren’s Contracture
For many people, changes in their hands happen so gradually that they are easy to overlook until everyday tasks become more difficult. That is often the case with Dupuytren’s contracture, a condition that affects the tissue beneath the skin of the palm. To better understand the condition, Dr. Jasmine Bauknight, a hand surgeon with Shore Read More
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