Written By: Carla L. Matthews, MHSA, M.ED Orthopedic Specialist Johns Hopkins University – School of Medicine Department of Orthopedic Surgery and Sports Medicine Disclaimer: (This column is only designed to give you a broad spectrum of common orthopedic injuries. It should not be used as a diagnostic tool. You should always refer your pain and/or […]
A new year is here, and it’s time to set new goals for exploring your family history. Here are a few suggestions to consider: Interview an Elder More than Once You may have already begun to conduct your oral history, but one of the basic rules of genealogy is—interview the elders and interview them often. […]
By: Carla L. Matthews, MHSA, M.ED Orthopedic Specialist Johns Hopkins University – School of Medicine Department of Orthopedic Surgery and Sports Medicine Football is one of the most popular sports played by young athletes, and it leads all other sports in the number of injuries sustained. In 2007, more than 920,000 athletes under the age […]
By Patricia Newsome A person that is shy can be labeled in many ways. Stuck-up, anti-social, goody-two-shoes, too good, stand-offish etc. People and their ignorance tend to label a person without getting to know them. We judge by what we see not by what we know. When we see a quiet person we automatically think […]
Disclaimer: (This column is only designed to give you a broad spectrum of common orthopedic injuries. It should not be used as a diagnostic tool. You should always refer your pain and/or injuries to a board certified orthopedic physician for further evaluation.) Low Back Pain Some of us have gotten to the point where we […]
Disclaimer: (This column is intended only to describe a broad spectrum of common orthopedic injuries. It is not a diagnostic tool. You should always refer your pain and/or injuries to a board certified orthopedic physician for further evaluation.) Now, let’s talk about our feet and how much they hurt; especially we women, who wear all […]