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Lisa Luskey-Lestrud had her first total knee replacement at age 47 because pain was curtailing her active life. Five years later with two new knees, she's gained years of pain-free activity.

While closing your eyes for a few minutes during your busy day may seem like a good idea, it’s important to consider the effects napping may bring. Here are tricks to get the most out of your naps.

When you feel like a lift, a caffeinated beverage, from coffee to an energy shot, may be your top choice. What's the latest on the health benefits and risks of these buzzy drinks?

I have spoken to many cardiac valve patients that have said they are afraid of having an open surgical sternotomy. They say it is a powerful reason to put off surgery when they are told about the many...

Patients recovering from stroke and orthopedic surgery, and children experiencing speech difficulties are among the growing number of patients now using video visits. Discover the benefits of rehab th...

After suffering a spinal cord injury in an accident at home, Laurie Reese had big questions about what lay ahead. Read how her rehabilitation team helped her adapt and live a full life.

After retiring, John and Terri Pedace have found purpose, fulfillment and a way to give back through volunteering for Mayo Clinic Health System in La Crosse, Wisconsin.

Change is constant, but not always easy — especially the recent monumental changes due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn how to manage these changes and build your spiritual life.

Injuries caused by repetitive motions and overuse can plague team and individual athletes of any age. Learn how to help prevent these injuries and allow your body to recover.

About 80% of adults experience back pain at some time in their lives. For most people, it will go away on its own with self-care. So, how do you know when to see your doctor about your back pain?