As a recreational or professional athlete, you could be at risk of a torn hip labrum. Here are some symptoms and treatment options to consider.

Hand, wrist or elbow injury recovery can be a long process. Recovery and reinjury prevention involves a program of rehabilitation and hand therapy.

When you have an arm, wrist or hand injury, surgery might seem like the default choice—especially when you want to get back into the game quickly. But there are non-surgical options depending on your injury and several other factors.

A torn hip labrum is an injury to the cartilage around the hip joint socket. Learn about differences in symptoms, treatment and recovery options in men and women.

Before returning to training and competition after an ankle injury, your sports medicine team need to first test your body's ability to handle it.

Older athletes have decades of experience in sports. Learn about treatment options and injury prevention strategies as you age.

Learn when surgery may be the best option for an ankle injury to help you have a safe and fast recovery. Get back to the game as quickly as possible.

Whether or not you've ever sported tape, you've definitely seen ankle taping in action. Here's everything you need to know about how athletic taping can help prevent ankle sprain and foot injury.

Prehab and warm-up exercises can help athletes avoid hip injuries and prevent reinjuries, including wear injuries and tear injuries.

Knee injuries disproportionately impact women and female athletes. The most common injuries are ACL tears. Simple exercises can help prevent injury.