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Basic Back Care

Besides maintaining a healthy weight, one of the most important steps you can take to reduce the risk for back pain is to perform a stretching/flexibility workout every morning. Here are some other tips for back care. Learn More
Your Guide to Healthy Bones & Joints
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Basic Anatomy
Is the head bone connected to the neck bone? Or, is the metatarsal connected to the tarsal? Find out by "boning up" on your basic anatomy. Learn More
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Broken Bones
Bones can break as a result of a fall, blow, or other trauma. Most breaks aren't life-threatening, but they all need treatment. Learn More
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Arthritis and Rheumatic Diseases
Arthritis, which causes pain, inflammation and limited movement of joints, has several different forms. Learn More
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Osteoporosis
Osteoporosis thins and weakens bones to the point where they break easily. Chances are you know someone with osteoporosis; it affects millions. Learn More
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Osteoarthritis
Most people will develop osteoarthritis (a condition that causes joint pain and stiffness) at some point in their lives. Learn More
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Joint Replacement
In joint replacement surgery, the diseased parts of the joint are removed and replaced with artificial parts. Learn More
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Joint Arthroscopy
Arthroscopy, a diagnostic tool, can make it possible to return to many of the activities you enjoyed before your joint problems began. Learn More
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Back and Spine
Prevent back pain by exercising regularly, maintaining a healthy weight and lifting properly. Learn More
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Shoulders and Extremities
Do you put your shoulders to the grindstone or work your fingers to the bone? Do you know how to spot possible bone and joint problems? Learn More
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Sports Injuries
Even if you're in good shape, an exercise-related injury can strike when you least expect it. Learn More
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Injury Prevention at Work
Repeating a particular motion constantly, like using a computer mouse, can cause damage to tendons, muscles, and joints. Learn More
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Osteoporosis in the Family
From the Surgeon General's office.
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