Larry Canale has been editorial director or editor-in-chief of a number of launches in the areas of consumer magazines, newsletters, and websites. During the launch of University Health News, working with Editor-in-Chief Timothy Cole and Belvoir Media Group's team of editors, Canale has been involved in the editing and presentation of our medical and consumer health posts, features, and blogs.
In the past, Canale launched the music magazine Digital Audio (later CD Review) and also spent six years as editorial director of Tuff Stuff Publications, publishing a variety of sports and entertainment magazines, books, and Internet content. He also launched an online magazine for an auction website and, in 2001, served as launch editor of Belvoir's Antiques Roadshow Insider, a monthly publication he edited through 2015.
Canale's byline has appeared in a variety of websites and publications, from NewYorkTimes.com, CIO.com, and TheNationalPastimeMuseum.com to Sports Collectors Digest, Consumer's Digest, Better Nutrition, the children's magazines Odyssey and Faces, and Ski New Hampshire, published by Yankee.
Canale also has authored a number of sports-related books, including two with photography legend Ozzie Sweet: Mickey Mantle: The Yankee Years and The Boys of Spring, both of which were nominated for Casey Award honors as best baseball books of the years 1998 and 2005.
By Larry Canale
You may remember, as a kid, occasionally waking up in a cold sweat, startled out of your slumber by one of those frighteningly vivid nightmares. Perhaps the experience still pops up from time to time; bad dreams may be more common in children, but adults aren’t immune to them. Around
By Larry Canale
Are you getting MCT oil benefits? If you don’t quite know what MCT oils are, you likely won’t know the answer to that question. So let’s start with a primer on MCTs, a naturally occurring source of dietary fats especially abundant in coconut oil. MCT stands for medium-chain triglycerides, a
By Larry Canale
Eating on the run can be dangerous to your health—particularly when it comes to your heart. A few bad junk food choices—salty chips, a sugar-filled pastries, high-sodium beef jerky—can undo the strides you’ve been making with smart eating and exercising. Fortunately, convenience stores actually offer healthy snacks on the go.
Here,
By Larry Canale
A common type of hypotension, or low blood pressure, is known as orthostatic hypotension. Also called postural hypotension, it involves a sudden drop in blood pressure when you stand up from a prone or seated position.
Orthostatic hypotension happens when blood pools in your legs upon standing. The result—within three minutes
By Larry Canale
If you live or in a cold-weather climate, you’ve had experience “braving the elements.” And you also know that frigid weather is nothing to take lightly: The danger of frostbite is very real and can result in permanent damage, leading in severe cases to amputation. So at the first symptoms
By Larry Canale
Wouldn’t it be nice if you could sit down to a hot fudge sundae with zero calories? Or chow down on guilty pleasures like cookies, chips, and bread without adding any calories? The concept of “zero-calorie foods” is a fantasy, although there are certainly low-calorie foods that can help you
By Larry Canale
As long as we frequent public places—grocery stores, malls, plazas, restaurants, offices, schools, airports, train stations—it’s bound to happen. Someone walking toward us lets loose with a spontaneous sneeze. Can the germs suddenly floating in the air make us sick? To answer that question, let’s first address this one: How
By Larry Canale
You’re feeling spent, listless, and/or exhausted after work almost every night—and the next morning. You can’t seem to break out of a pattern of dragging through the day and collapsing into bed at night. You’re looking to get some zip back in your step—and to learn how to improve energy
By Larry Canale
Which would you rather have—a head cold, or a chest cold? Pick your poison, right? A head cold can take you out of play for a few days, thanks to all the typical symptoms—sinus congestion, clogged ears, watery eyes, a runny nose, chapped skin on your face from all the
By Larry Canale
You likely read about the historic and unsettling flu season of 2017-18: In America, some 900,000 people were hospitalized and 80,000 died from the flu and its complications. The 2017-18 flu season was the worst we’ve seen since 2011, when there were 56,000 deaths. By comparison, flu-related deaths during a
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