Injury could throw off Tom Brady beyond Jaguars game
The only agreement on Tom Brady’s mysterious hand injury is that the Patriots quarterback’s ailment could linger into Super Bown LII if the team advances — or it could prove to be a passing scare.
Play Ball! Women Bond Through Rounders
Sofiya Makda used to consider taking her five children to the park her daily workout. She never imagined the park would become her weekly training ground for the sport of rounders. Since discovering the game in 2015, she proudly considers herself an athlete.
Suffering from bad knees, some look for alternatives to surgery
The burning in his kneecaps was what Richard Bedard noticed first. Then came the tenderness and pain. Sitting for 10 hours a day as a financial editor in Hong Kong was agonizing. So was walking short distances or just standing in the elevator.
For Millis’s Sydney Bailen, all the hard work finally pays off
For Millis’s Sydney Bailen, all the hard work finally pays off
Dehydration poses severe health risks to professional athletes
Properly replacing water loss experienced during the intense minutes of a professional sports competition is a delicate and vital balance for athletes who battle dehydration on the ice, field or court.
Osteoporosis: A Painful Reality for Millions
As American's bone health declines, patients encouraged to understand, prevent and manage the risks to reduce fractures and associated complications
Too much, too soon, injures young bodies
Too much, too soon, injures young bodies
Older age, good pain control may reduce narcotic refill rate after TKA
Risk of requiring narcotic refill following total knee arthroplasty may be lower among elderly patients and patients with good pain control postoperatively, according to study results.
Apps Can’t Diagnose a Concussion: What Parents Need to Know
We like to use smartphone apps for just about everything these days, but the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is urgingTrusted Source people to steer clear of those that claim to evaluate, diagnose, or treat head injuries including concussions.
Soccer-Playing Engineer Calls Foul On Pricey Knee Brace
Last October, Esteban Serrano wrenched his knee badly during his weekly soccer game with friends. Serrano, a software engineer, grew up playing soccer in Quito, Ecuador, and he has kept up the sport since moving to the United States two decades ago.
