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As a physical therapy student some 20 years ago, my professors often referred to me by my first name...

A few years ago this column looked at the topic (Article #33), relative to the healing of and recovery...

The task of determining the cause of a runner’s injury is sometimes difficult, while other times quite simple. The...

I had a wonderful coach my freshman cross-country season in college. He had a certain flare for melodrama when...

ITEM: The FDA has announced it is examining claims made by manufacturers and sellers of electrical muscle stimulators to...

  Orange, Ca. – As I sit here in sunny, warm la la land, far removed from the colder...

Everyone has pet peeves. One of mine involves the current relationship between the media and medicine. It seems to...

Early on in this series (Articles #6 and 13) the topics of running shoes and plantar fasciitis were explored...

For many years, most of the so-called experts on running injuries have held fast to the belief that –...

Americans are a shopping people. Cars, stereos, clothes, videos, you name it, we’ll buy it. Or, as my mother...

It probably comes as no surprise to regular readers of this column that knee pain ranks at the top...

On two previous occasions (Articles #7 and 38 ) I have addressed the issue of running form and stride...

Almost everyone has heard of the Hippocratic Oath taken by physicians upon graduation from medical school. Most people are...

As every Sweet and Sour Soup connoisseur knows, the Chinese zodiac assigns to each year the name of an...