Occupations involving long hours on one’s feet, such as athletics, as well as obesity, flat feet, and some joint diseases, increase the likelihood of developing the condition calcaneal spur.

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A faint clicking sound in the knee might seem harmless, but Delhi-based orthopedic surgeon Dr Obaidur Rahman warns it could ...

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Success in sports medicine today isn’t just about surgical precision — it’s about preparation, adaptability and the ability to connect. For Nicholas Lemme, MD, a sports medicine surgeon at University ...

Youngsville Mayor Ken Ritter touted the clinic's announcement as bringing the community “more care” and “more jobs” in a ...

Douglas Padgett, MD, surgeon-in-chief and chair of orthopedics at New York City-based Hospital for Special Surgery, has built his career at the intersection of surgical innovation, education and ...

Intimate partner violence may negatively impact clinical outcomes and disproportionately affect gender-diverse patients, ...

Wentz took the heat off coach Kevin O'Connell, who was under fire for leaving him in the game. Now, the job goes back to J.J.

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A healthcare career is still a strong bet for job stability after graduation, even as the industry faces growing challenges.

For decades, fracture tables have been essential tools in orthopedic trauma and hip surgeries. These devices provide traction, stability, and access during complex procedures, particularly femoral ...