Shoulder pain is a common problem in general practice and one that is often poorly managed, not least because of the variety ...

There was a time in life—let us call it “youth”—when each time we had a pain, we knew what caused it. Twisted a knee in yoga class. Sprained an elbow playing tennis. Shin splints from dancing all ...

Of the more than 47 million women in the world who begin the menopause transition each year, more than 70 percent of them will experience musculoskeletal symptoms—and 25 percent will be disabled by ...

A new study suggests everyday movements may cause temporary back flares, but not long-term damage — so you can stay active ...

Most golfers try to fix a slice by changing their swing. But one of the biggest slice triggers happens before the club ever ...

Core strength plays a role in how we move around. When our core is weak, it can lead to lower back pain and poor posture, and ...