Thanksgiving Safety Tips: Protect Your Hands while Carving the Turkey
The American Society for Surgery of the Hand reports that over 88% of Americans eat turkey on [...]
The American Society for Surgery of the Hand reports that over 88% of Americans eat turkey on [...]
The American Society for Surgery of the Hand Urges Firework Safety in an Effort to Reduce the Number [...]
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Most people equate having good strength to "six pack abs." The truth is that while it might look good, the six pack is not the same as having a strong core.
We live in a technology driven word, giving our hands, wrists and fingers more of a workout than we realize. A physical therapist can help prevent these types of overuse injuries.
Your pubic bone, or pubic symphysis, is found on the front side of your pelvis where the two sides connect. They connect to form a cartilage joint: the symphysis pubis. This joint is responsible for keeping the two bones of the pelvis together and stable during physical activity.