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EDS is believed to affect 1 in 5,000 people. It is found in both males and females of all racial and ethnic backgrounds.

Got a pain in your neck? There are many ways to view neck pain and many ways to treat it through a variety of alternative healing techniques including massage.

Manipulation under anesthesia/sedation has been a non-invasive and effective treatment performed by orthopedic surgeons for years

Because of its structure and function, the glenohumeral joint can be at risk for both multidirectional and/or unidirectional instability injuries.

Shoulder injuries are common in all sports. Understanding the types of injuries and how they occur can provide important information for coaches to reduce injuries..

Care should be taken when considering cortisone injections. Opponents argue that cortisone injections may damage the tissue thereby inhibiting the healing process.

Although many believe Chiropractic therapy is a legitimate medical practice, few know that it was "invented" by a man with no medical or scientific training.

When you or a loved one is diagnosed with EDS there are many words that quickly become part of your vocabulary.

Osteoarthritis is a degenerative arthritic condition which is caused by the breakdown or wear and tear of the cartilage that cushions the joints.

Bodysurfing and wave related spinal cord injuries occur each year. Understanding the common mechanisms of injury along with educating the public can reduce injuries.

According to physicians Frush, T.J., and Lindenfeld, T N. (Sports Health, 2009), Osgood-Schlatter disease is the most common overuse injury in adolescent athletes.

Down syndrome is associated with defects in multiple organ systems. Skeletal anomalies can add to the burden of disability, and they often require multidisciplinary care.

After Palmer's school was well established, an inauspicious student graduated. Few could have predicted the influence Clarence Gonstead would have on Chiropractic therapy

Finger injuries are the most overlooked and under treated sports injuries. Following a good treatment and rehabilitation plan can lead to a full recovery.

Hip dysplasia often mimics other conditions like arthritis, and chronic pain and mobility problems are the result of this often hereditary ailment affecting dogs.