Top Doctor-Recommended New Year’s Resolutions for 2012
A New Survey from Everyday Health Reveals Doctors’ Top Tips, Plus a Few Surprises – Including Why You Shouldn’t Give Up Coffee, and Resolutions Even Doctors Admit They Can’t Keep!
More than 130 million Americans will make resolutions this year. So how can you ensure your goals for the New Year are within your reach? By following the doctor’s orders, of course!
EverydayHealth.com recently surveyed doctors through physician’s news site, MedPageToday, to come up with a list of the most popular physician-prescribed New Year’s resolutions. Everyday Health Medical Director Dr. Mallika Marshall reveals the top resolutions with tips doctors deemed most important for health and happiness.
Dr. Marshall discusses:
- Doctor’s resolution recommendations, including tips
- The resolutions doctors say they make for themselves
- The resolutions doctors admit they have the most trouble keeping!
- Surprising resolutions including: Forgive people, don’t give up coffee, and become more intimate with your partner
About the talent:
Dr. Mallika Marshall, Everyday Health Medical Director, is a board-certified expert in pediatrics and internal medicine, as well as a respected medical journalist. With more than a decade’s experience as a television correspondent, she has served as a regular medical contributor for The Early Show, CBS Newspath, and the CBS Evening News, and was the HealthWatch reporter for the CBS affiliate in Boston, WBZ. She hosted “Dr. Mallika Marshall,” a nationally syndicated series of health news reports that aired in more than 70 markets including major cities such as San Francisco, Atlanta, St. Louis, Cleveland, and Houston. She is currently a contributing medical reporter for New England Cable News. Dr. Marshall currently treats children and adults at the Massachusetts General Hospital Chelsea Urgent Care Clinic.
