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Unraveling the Knots: Dry Needling and Its Place in Physical Therapy

Dry needling involves the insertion of very thin, filiform (solid) needles – similar to acupuncture needles, but without the injection of any substance (hence "dry") – directly into these myofascial trigger points.

GERD Awareness Week: More than Just Heartburn

When reflux happens frequently (typically two or more times a week) or becomes severe enough to cause complications, it's considered GERD.

What is Endometriosis and How is it Treated?

March is National Endometriosis Awareness Month.  An estimated 176 million women around the world are affected by endometriosis. Endometriosis is ...

Understanding Early Signs of Lymphedema and Lipedema

Knowing the early signs of lymphedema and lipedema is crucial to be able to intervene early, prevent progression and reduce complications.

Study Shows Surprising DVT Treatment Results

In order to advance the care that is delivered today medical researchers challenge what they think they know and look ...

10 Tips for Healthier Living with Type 2 Diabetes

If you’re one of the millions of Americans living with type 2 diabetes, you know it’s a complex, chronic disease. ...

Pneumonia Vaccine is Important for Immunocompromised People

What if a shot – or two – could save you from a serious illness, hospitalization -- or even death? ...

Water Works: The Healing Power of Aquatic Therapy

If you think the pool is just for kids in the summer, think again. Aquatic physical therapy is for all ...

Inside Bariatric Surgery: Answers to Your Questions

If you’re considering bariatric surgery, you probably have a lot of questions. Since weight loss surgery is typically considered a ...

All About Head and Neck Cancers

April is Head and Neck Cancer Awareness month. These are malignant tumors that form in a region at the front ...