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Six Ways to Keep Aches at Bay
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Six Ways to Keep Aches at Bay
Aches and pains may not have to be a part of aging, especially if we keep moving, says physical therapist David Reavy. He suggests these tips to help ward them off:
- Release, activate, strengthen, and stretch.
- Get off your butt.
- If you’re still on your butt, sit on it correctly.
- Try yoga.
- Get a massage.
- Work with a physical therapist.
Get all the details of Reavy’s advice and learn more on Pfizer’s Get Old.
Six Ways to Keep Aches at Bay
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HIV Patients Are Amazing
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HIV Patients Are Amazing
“The resolve they have, and the drive they have to seek better treatments, better options, and ultimately a potential cure is incredibly inspiring to us as researchers,” says HIV/AIDS researcher Brian.
HIV/AIDS patient James needed all the resolve he could muster when he was diagnosed in 1988.
Together, researchers like Brian and patients like James are fighting for a future without AIDS.
HIV Patients Are Amazing
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Good Reasons to Don Those Shades
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Good Reasons to Don Those Shades
Choosing the right sunglasses may seem like a fashion decision, but it’s a lot more important than that. Exposing your eyes to too much sun without the right protection increases your risk of eye damage that can lead to problems including cataracts and melanoma of the eye, explains Pfizer’s medical team.
Sunglasses are an easy way to protect yourself - just be sure to choose a pair with a tag that says they block 100% of UV rays.
Find out more about how to keep your eyes safe on Pfizer’s Get Healthy Stay Healthy.
Good Reasons to Don Those Shades
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A Life in Science: Monique Carter
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A Life in Science: Monique Carter
As a regulatory scientist at Pfizer, Monique helps turn molecules into medicines.
Her work took on a whole new level of significance when her mother and aunt were both diagnosed with breast cancer months apart. “I am grateful to have attended many ‘cancerversary’ celebrations for each of them thanks, in part, to timely access to innovative therapies.”
Read more about Monique and her work on Pfizer’s Get Science.
A Life in Science: Monique Carter
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This Program Was a Blessing
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This Program Was a Blessing
Rita says, “If I could describe Pfizer RxPathways in three words, they would be blessing, easy, and relief.”
Listen to Rita’s story and learn more about how Pfizer RxPathways helps connect eligible patients to a range of assistance programs.
This Program Was a Blessing
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In Search of the Keys to Unlock Immune Systems
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In Search of the Keys to Unlock Immune Systems
“While the industry is looking to launch an array of precision medicines against cancer, at the same time, it is also working to unlock the intrinsic abilities of patients’ immune systems to fight off cancerous cells.”
Pfizer’s President of Worldwide Research Development Mikael Dolsten at the Aspen Ideas Festival.
In Search of the Keys to Unlock Immune Systems
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How Should I Help?
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How Should I Help?
It can be hard to know what to do when a friend gets sick. Barbara found that taking on even small chores for her friend Esther helped to show how much she cares.
Meet Barbara on the Story Half Told Facebook page.
How Should I Help?
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Can AI Uncover Potential New Medicines?
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Can AI Uncover Potential New Medicines?
Artificial intelligence may be capable of impressive feats like powering self-driving cars, but can the same techniques lead pharmaceutical scientists to breakthroughs for patients? It’s possible, says Pfizer’s Austin Huang, with the right sources of data and the ability to find usable patterns in those data.
Find out more about how AI may help us reach medical breakthroughs on Pfizer’s Get Science.
Can AI Uncover Potential New Medicines?
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Our Most Precious Asset
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Our Most Precious Asset
Our Most Precious Asset
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Eye on Nature: New Jersey
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Eye on Nature: New Jersey
To celebrate our commitment to a healthy environment, Pfizer colleagues used their cameras to capture the world around them. This was taken by Rebecca Scott, a Corporate Affairs colleague, at Brookhollow’s Barnyard in Boonton, NJ.
Eye on Nature: New Jersey
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Cutting a Rug May Help Keep Your Brain Young
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Cutting a Rug May Help Keep Your Brain Young
A combination of exercise, learning, and being social may be one key to protecting our brains from aging, according to new research.
Find out why dancing may be a powerful brain-booster on Pfizer’s Get Old.
Cutting a Rug May Help Keep Your Brain Young
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