Staying Active with Hip Dysplasia: What Athletes Need to Know
Hip dysplasia doesn’t just affect infants or the elderly—many active adults, including athletes, live with this often-misunderstood condition.
Hip dysplasia doesn’t just affect infants or the elderly—many active adults, including athletes, live with this often-misunderstood condition.
Hip health is vital for maintaining strength, stability, and independence—especially in aging populations and post-surgical recovery. Though commonly known for its role...
The hip joint is one of the most powerful and complex structures in the human body, responsible for supporting your weight and powering your movement.
For millions of Americans living with chronic hip pain, each step can be a painful reminder of their condition.
For patients considering hip replacement surgery, recent advances in surgical techniques have catapulted the recovery process.