Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation News

An Iraqi man whose leg was shattered two months ago can walk again thanks in part to a team of physical and occupational therapists at Joint Base Balad's Air Force Theater Hospital.

Filters and fluids are necessary for many things...like keeping your car engine from seizing up and your fish tank water from becoming toxic to your prized chiclid.

Commercials on television have become a hot place for pharmaceutical advertising over the past few years.

Christine Sharkey, a physical therapist and rehab pediatric program coordinator at Cooley Dickinson Hospital and Dr.

Diamonds in the rough? Try a $20,000 pair of the glinting gems in a reeking truckload of trash.

On July 15, the United States House of Representatives and the Senate voted to override the Presidential veto to pass HR 6331 - the Medicare Improvements for Patients and Providers Act.

Two former racquetball courts are serving up space for additional physical therapy patient care at the Camp Lejeune Naval Hospital.

To really avoid back problems, however, it is important to not only stop slouching, but also to start moving.

The article "Staying young while growing old" , highlighted many ways individuals over the age of 65 can improve their health through activity.

Holding 12-pound dumbbells in each hand, Mariah Alvidrez goes through a step down exercise to strengthen her knee after a surgery.

Colleen M. Kigin has been elected a 2008 Catherine Worthington Fellow of the American Physical Therapy Association .

Women suffer higher risk of knee injuries during exercise By Melissa Spoonamore For Sumner County Everyone should be mindful of safety when exercising in order to avoid injury, but women should take extra care ...

Physical therapy can be new to many people but often necessary after surgery or an injury.

Jack's Furniture Center seeks Sales/Design Professional for both showroom & in-home sales.

REGISTERED NURSES Now hiring full-time for our Outpatient and Acute Dialysis Programs in Morgantown.

The agency that oversees forest fire control, logging regulation and landowner assistance in northern West Virginia is moving.

Crowded conditions and low morale at one of two state-run psychiatric hospitals has prompted workers to make their frustrations public.

The Arthritis-Fibromyalgia Education/ Support Group will meet from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Monday in the Scanlon Room, lower level Mercy Medical Plaza, 540 E. Jefferson St.

A local Aggie is making a name for himself by making sandwiches. Michael Carranza works hard for the money.

Chuck and Laurie Miller are new residents of Kalona. Chuck is the son of Dennis and Rosie Miller.