Rehydration: How Much Is Too Much?
Sports Medicine
Staying hydrated is a mantra not only when exercising, but throughout the day for optimal health.
Sports Medicine
Cellphone Use Puts Pedestrians Off-Balance
Sports Medicine
Cellphone users blundering into signs, lampposts, other people and traffic have become a recurring sidewalk sight in many places.
Scuba Diving May Be Risky for Older Hearts
Sports Medicine
Scuba diving might sound like a great adventure, but a new report warns that if you are older and overweight, you have a higher chance of having a heart attack while underwater.
How Steroid Abuse Put an Aging Bodybuilder in the Hospital
Sports Medicine
It all started when a 60-year-old bodybuilder ignored his doctor's advice to stop using hazardous anabolic steroids, prior to a weightlifting competition.
Sprained Ankle? Opioid Rx More Likely in Some States Than Others
Sports Medicine
If you wind up in the emergency room with a minor injury, the likelihood you will be prescribed unnecessary opioids may depend on where the hospital is located, new research suggests.
'Heading' a Soccer Ball More Dangerous for Women: Study
Sports Medicine
Heading soccer balls poses a much greater threat to women's brains than men's, new research suggests.