The Most Common Contact Sports Injuries
The very definition of Contact Sports – sports in which participants come into bodily contact with each other – indicates there is an element of danger involved. The highest rates of sports injuries occur
Take the Pressure Off: How Weight Loss Affects Your Joints
There are innumerable reasons why you may want to lose weight – to improve your overall health, to look and feel great, and to reduce the risk of chronic disorders such as heart disease or diabetes.
What is a bunion?
Everyone has heard the word "bunion" which refers to a large bump at the base of the great toe. Bunions are either mild, moderate, or severe but unfortunately they are mostly
5 Reasons You May Have Heel Pain
Have you been experiencing an aching heel pain with your first few steps in the morning right after getting up from bed? Or does your pain feel like pin pricks in the bottom of your heel?
How to Prevent Back Pain
The advances in modern technology have made our lives more convenient and efficient. You can use mobile devices and other gadgets to complete your work, order your food, do your shopping, and get
7 Facts about Joint Replacement Surgery
More than 30 million Americans suffer from osteoarthritis, which is the leading cause for joint replacement surgery. As human beings are living longer and more active lives, the possibility of needing
Tips for Arthritis Pain Relief in Colder Weather
Some people claim they can predict a change in weather based on the state of their aching joints. While there is not much scientific evidence to back this claim, it is true that people with arthritis
Improving the Doctor-Patient Relationships and Outcomes with Concierge Care
Over the last couple of years, a medical trend that is fast-gaining momentum is Concierge Care. Both patients and doctors have a lot to gain from this radical approach to healthcare delivery.
Minimally Invasive Advancements in Spine Surgery
The natural deterioration of the spine is one of the most common reasons for neck and back pain that affects about 80% of Americans. Generally, people prefer to live with the neck and back pain
