Dumbbell bench press; running stadium stairs; Russian twists; and… downward facing dog? These are all training exercises that football players use, including yoga. Why are they doing the ancient Indian practice? Experts say players can get some extra benefits that …
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Dr. Bergin on KVUE: Kids & Heavy Backpacks
Why are Football Overuse Injuries in Teens on the Rise?
Concussion or Neck Injury: How Do You Know the Difference?
Concussions are the most common injuries from playing football. Often, a player will report similar symptoms and it turns out it’s a neck injury. Recent research from the University at Buffalo medical faculty sought a way to distinguish between concussion
…Often Misdiagnosed, Underdiagnosed… The 411 on Psoriatic Arthritis
Written by Dr. Robert Koval, Rheumatologist
Psoriatic arthritis is a potentially debilitating disease that can present in a variety of forms. Unfortunately, there is no single lab test that can definitively diagnose this disease. Instead, physicians rely on clinical
…Treating Football Sprains and Strains with R.I.C.E
Dr. Loeb on KXAN: From Shoulder Replacement to Rock Climbing
When Pete Bishop arrived for his one-year appointment with Dr. Michael Loeb, following his total shoulder replacement surgery, he brought a picture that left him in awe.
Pete was hanging upside down from a cave wall.
Prior to his
…What’s a Jones Fracture? More on Longhorn QB David Ash’s Injury
It’s official… David Ash will be the starting quarterback for the University of Texas Longhorns, announced by new coach Charlie Strong last week.
Just before the announcement, David Ash was given medical clearance for the broken foot injury he suffered
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