While certain genetic mutations can increase a woman's chances of a diagnosis, three specific actions can help offset the risks.
For the chronically ill, anxiety often comes with the territory. Here’s how to keep it in perspective.
Research shows that people who need these services the most may find it the least accessible—or they'll avoid it altogether because of stigmas.
At age 17, Shawn Wieland suffered a traumatic brain injury in a winter car crash. Twenty years later, he's back to walking and playing guitar.
After a fall from a 16-foot ladder, physical therapy is helping Carl Prowant get his elbow back into commission.
Dale Coil's unwavering commitment to physical therapy and healthier living led him to shed more than 300 pounds—and gave him his first pain-free morning in years.
Certain therapy aids in the transition from childhood into adulthood and well beyond.
A 75-year-old world traveler battled through cancer treatment to reclaim the joys of adventure.
Written exposure therapy may reduce attrition and transcend previously observed barriers to treatment for both patients and providers.
Study shows a blended regimen—cardio, resistance, strength-training and stretching—is ideal for weight loss and building muscle.
Women nearly twice as likely to use the drugs as men, CDC report finds.
A stroke victim's newfound love of painting helped her reclaim strength and self-confidence.
