Arthritis, Bones & Joints

Keep Safety in Mind When Skateboarding

By: Weekly MD Team

On: June 21, 2015

In: Arthritis, Bones & Joints, Fitness & Exercise, Head & Neck, Kids' Health

Experts offer tips on how to protect yourself from injury when catching ‘air’Continue Reading

Study Questions Value of Arthroscopic Knee Surgery for Older Patients

By: Weekly MD Team

On: June 17, 2015

In: Arthritis, Bones & Joints, Fitness & Exercise, Health & Technology, Seniors

Exercise a better way to relieve arthritis discomfort, researchers say
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Injuries Up Risk of Psoriatic Arthritis for People With Psoriasis

By: Weekly MD Team

On: June 12, 2015

In: Arthritis, Bones & Joints, General Health, Skin Care

Researchers said effect was even stronger if bones or joints were involvedContinue Reading

Spinal Cord Injuries Drop Among Young, But Rise Among Older Americans

By: Weekly MD Team

On: June 9, 2015

In: Arthritis, Bones & Joints, Care Giving, General Health, Seniors

Falls are the major cause among the elderly, researchers say
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Spinal Cord Injuries Drop Among Young, But Rise Among Older Americans

By: Weekly MD Team

On: June 9, 2015

In: Arthritis, Bones & Joints, Care Giving, General Health, Seniors

Falls are the major cause among the elderly, researchers say
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Injuries From High Heels on the Rise

By: Weekly MD Team

On: June 5, 2015

In: Arthritis, Bones & Joints, Fitness & Exercise, Foot Care

Most of those seeking ER treatment are in their 20s, study saysContinue Reading

Study Shows Arthritis’ Toll on Work, Social Life

By: Weekly MD Team

On: June 4, 2015

In: Arthritis, Bones & Joints, Diseases, Mental Health, Public Health, Special Needs

Joint disease plus other chronic health conditions may keep up to one-third affected out of workplaceContinue Reading

Recent Hospitalization Might Raise Blood Infection Risk, Study Says

By: Weekly MD Team

On: June 3, 2015

In: Arthritis, Bones & Joints, Doctors and Health Care, Infectious Disease

Antibiotic treatments may upset body’s natural bacteria balance, experts believeContinue Reading

Recent Hospitalization Might Raise Blood Infection Risk, Study Says

By: Weekly MD Team

On: June 3, 2015

In: Arthritis, Bones & Joints, Doctors and Health Care, Infectious Disease

Antibiotic treatments may upset body’s natural bacteria balance, experts believeContinue Reading

Even Slightly Overactive Thyroid Linked to Higher Fracture Risk

By: Weekly MD Team

On: May 26, 2015

In: Arthritis, Bones & Joints, Hormones and Disease

Study found greater chances of breaks in hip bones, spinal areasContinue Reading

Arthritis, Bones & Joints (Page 72)

Keep Safety in Mind When Skateboarding

Study Questions Value of Arthroscopic Knee Surgery for Older Patients

Injuries Up Risk of Psoriatic Arthritis for People With Psoriasis

Spinal Cord Injuries Drop Among Young, But Rise Among Older Americans

Spinal Cord Injuries Drop Among Young, But Rise Among Older Americans

Injuries From High Heels on the Rise

Study Shows Arthritis’ Toll on Work, Social Life

Recent Hospitalization Might Raise Blood Infection Risk, Study Says

Recent Hospitalization Might Raise Blood Infection Risk, Study Says

Even Slightly Overactive Thyroid Linked to Higher Fracture Risk

Dad’s Epilepsy Med Use Won’t Harm His Kids: Study

Certain Prostate Meds Might Help Prevent Dementia

Dad Plays Role in His Infant’s Microbiome

More Evidence Bolsters the Oral Herpes and Alzheimer’s Link

DoxyPEP Lowers Rate of Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs), Data Suggests

Single Peoples’ Personalities Differ from Partnered Peoples’

Longest Pig Organ Transplant Survivor Passes 60 Days With New Kidney

Eating Right, Exercising Before Surgery Improves Outcomes

Rural America Faces Growing Shortage of Eye Surgeons

Bird Flu Studies Delayed as White House Halts CDC Reports

Bird Flu Found in North Carolina Turkey Flock as Outbreak Worsens

New Bird Flu Strain Detected in the U.S.