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Young child lays ill on couch while mother feels her head for a fever.

Discover what causes fevers, how to treat them and when it’s time to see a doctor.

Women touches her lower back during an exam at the doctor's office

About 25% of low back pain stems from the sacroiliac joint. Here's how it's diagnosed and treated.

Theresa Gonzales and Lisa Tucker at the Boston Marathon

With a severe Achilles injury, surgery seemed likely. Then Dr. Roger Kruse recommended an alternative.

Young woman consults with physician in exam room.

Understanding your personal risk of cancer can help you take a more active role in protecting your health.

Man sitting on the couch, touching his forehead with his eyes closed

Dr. Michael Tilson addresses common questions relating to concerning health symptoms.

Man clutching his upper abdomen from pain

If your gallstones are causing symptoms, you may benefit from one of the most common types of surgery.

Whether you've had a recent minor injury or pain has slowly developed over time, there are some things you can do to help ease the pain.

Modern radiation technology can precisely target metastatic tumors in the brain and bones while protecting nearby healthy tissue.

Woman using therapy bands to exercise arms while a healthcare professional guides her.

Physical therapy offers a proven, non surgical way to reduce pain, improve mobility and help people stay active longer.

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Featured Blog Posts

Fever Causes, Treatment and When To See a Doctor

Lower Back Pain: Could it be your SI joint?

PRP Therapy Helped Her Run the Boston Marathon

What Genetic Testing Can Tell You About Your Cancer Risk

Headaches, Fatigue and More Symptoms To Never Ignore

Is it time for gallbladder surgery?

How To Relieve Neck or Back Pain at Home

When Cancer Spreads, Radiation Treatment May Help

Physical Therapy Can Ease Arthritis and Joint Pain