Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation

For many decades, if not centuries, researchers, medical professionals and the general population have believed that people with flat feet are more prone to developing a variety of problems.

Parkinson's feels like getting older on steroids. My tremor and I have reached a mutual agreement that he will not bother me during my piano playing as long as I allow him to go rampant while I am slurping my hot soup.

SnapSlide has developed a line of accessible child-resistant caps that people can open with one hand.

Everyone's talking about these little bursts of exercise that can make the work day healthier—but not just any exercise qualifies as a 'snack.'

Followup on a case at his walk-in that has become even more interesting according to Dr. Bob Dickson.

The association’s CEO says insurers are looking to cut down on forms Canada’s doctors are burdened with.

A commonly held belief is that exercise damages joints and may lead to osteoarthritis (sometimes referred to as ‘wear-and-tear arthritis’) later in life.

Diffuse pain, severe fatigue, sleep problems, difficulty concentrating, gastrointestinal disorders, depression, anxiety—these symptoms and more make diagnosis complex.