Juvenile arthritis Arthritis in children is called childhood arthritis or juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA), which is the most common type of arthritis found in children. Like other types of arthritis, JIA can cause pain, swelling, and stiffness in one or more joints. Other symptoms may include fever, fatigue, rash, and loss of appetite. The disease… Read More »
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OrthoNOW Unique Business Model for Reform
Taking Orthopedics Out of Hospital Means Better Care, Use of Technology Improves Patient Experience The trend of taking specialty health care, including orthopedics, out of the hospital and offering it to patients much more quickly, efficiently, conveniently, less expensively and with better outcomes in standalone centers is growing, “and that’s a good thing,” says Miami-based… Read More »
Safety Tips to Prevent Injuries when Using Fireworks
Be Safe. Not Sorry! According to the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission, you may follow these safety tips to prevent injuries when using fireworks: Never allow young children to play with or ignite fireworks. Avoid buying fireworks that are packaged in brown paper because this is often a sign that the fireworks were made… Read More »
7 Pillars of Preventing or Slowing the Progression of Alzheimer’s and Dementia
An estimated 5.8 million Americans were living with Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) in 2020, which is also the sixth leading cause of death in the US. Alzheimer’s is common among senior citizens and is linked to dementia, a condition that results in memory loss and reduced cognitive function. So it is natural to worry about developing… Read More »
Three Injuries to Avoid When Lighting Fireworks
Fireworks can be an exciting way to celebrate holidays or special occasions. Unfortunately, though, accidents can happen, especially when lighting off fireworks at home. There are ways you can minimize the safety risk, but every year, thousands of people sustain injuries when their fireworks displays go wrong. Here are three of the most common fireworks-related… Read More »
Physical Activity for Treating Arthritis
Almost a quarter of the American population suffers from osteoarthritis, a condition in which chronic wear and tear of cartilage produces stiff, swollen, painful joints. Arthritis gets worse over time, and without intervention can become severe enough to limit activities or immobilize you completely. For some, the recommended treatment for their arthritis pain includes medications,… Read More »
Women’s Sports and Associated Injuries
In high schools across the country, girls are increasing their involvement in sports. While past research showed that it was safer for female athletes to train their bodies at lower strength levels than male athletes, this line of thinking appears to have come from a social perspective instead of from a physiological one. These days,… Read More »
Ortho Conditions That Are Present More Frequently in Women
Both men and women can experience orthopedic health problems, but certain injuries and conditions are more common in women. This may be due to the anatomical differences between men and women, or it could be caused by hormonal factors. Regardless of the reason, women are undoubtedly more susceptible to some joint, bone, and muscle issues…. Read More »
A Silver Lining Due to Covid-19, According to Dr. Kay Kirkpatrick
Dr. Kay Kirkpatrick Is Passionate About Improving Georgia’s Healthcare and Insurance System As mentioned by Baker Owens on “The Next Generation of Healthcare in Georgia” article, if there is a silver lining to be found in the COVID-19, it is innovation and collaboration. With such a drastic hit to budgets and the normal way of… Read More »
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