Saturday, November 21, 2009

bones

Stunts Raise Injury Risks for Cheerleaders

Type of flooring, greater heights increase potential for trauma, study finds more >>

High-Impact Activity May Be Good for Old Bones

Sampling of senior athletes finds better density with some sports more >>

Hip Fracture Odds Rise With Women's Age

Menopause also plays a role, but a lesser one than age, study finds more >>

Rx for Fall Foot Injuries

Ignoring pain now can take you out of the game later, doctors say more >>

Health Tip: What's Behind Hip Bursitis?

Some common causes more >>

Cell Phone May Reduce Bone Density in Hips

Keep mobile phones as far as possible from body, research suggests more >>

Light Touch Helps Grip of MS Patients

Study shows ways to optimize hand movements more >>

Cancer Drug May Help Scleroderma

Gleevec improved skin and lung function in patient study more >>

Exercise Boosts Bone Density in Breast-Feeding Moms

Lactation depletes calcium stores, but working out can minimize risks, research shows more >>

Long-Term Back Pain Not Inevitable, Study Finds

Chances of recovering from chronic discomfort are better than previously thought, research shows more >>

Those Stilettos Can Hurt You Years From Now

Damage from sandals, slippers and high heels contributes to aching feet later on, researchers say more >>

Type 2 Diabetes Drug May Increase Fracture Risk

Study adds to evidence of possible link between thiazolidinediones and bone fractures, researchers say more >>

Autumn Chores Often Hazardous

Take precautions to avoid falls, strains and sprains, experts say more >>

Surgery Best for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Operation has modest advantage over non-surgical therapies, researchers say more >>

Best Option for Fractured Nose Varies by Patient

Good results seen with both open surgery and minimally invasive techniques, study finds more >>

School Sports May Spell Trouble for Ankles

Because children's bones are still developing, injuries require special care, doctors say more >>

Bones May Suffer From Green Tea Consumption

Research on mice reveals loss of density and thickness more >>

Let Orthopedic Surgery Wait Until Morning When Possible

More minor complications seen with 'after-hours' procedures, study finds more >>

Kickoff, Punting Take a Toll

In high school football, most severe injuries occur then, study finds more >>

Health Tip: Who's at Greater Risk of Hip Fracture?

Factors that can make you more vulnerable more >>

Preemie Birth Could Mean Weaker Bones as Adults

Small babies at risk for osteoporosis decades later, study finds more >>

Herb Shows Potential for Rheumatoid Arthritis

Study compares ancient remedy to modern drug, but not the most common, experts say more >>

Ibuprofen Rated Best for Pain of Broken Arms

Study finds kids don't do as well when given acetaminophen with codeine more >>

Sea Worm Inspires Novel Bone Glue

In study, water-soluble adhesive shows potential for repairing smashed bones more >>

Sex Hormone Levels Linked to Fractures in Men

Testing for estradiol, testosterone and SHBG could predict those at risk, expert says more >>

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