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You're not alone if you're unsure if you should go to the Emergency Department or Urgent Care for an accident or illness. Learn about the differences so you're prepared next time the unexpected happen...

Physical medicine and rehabilitation is the growing specialty that treats impairments affecting the brain, spinal cord, nerves, bones, joints, ligaments, tendons or muscles. A physiatrist answers...

..., stereotactic radiosurgery and others. Learn more about radiation oncology. Interventional radiology Interventional radiology uses image-guided technology, such as X-rays, CT scans and MRI to perform...

Occasional nosebleeds, especially during winter, are a minor annoyance. But how do you know when it's serious and requires emergency medical care? Watch for these 3 signs, and get prevention and self-...

Fecal incontinence rarely is discussed among friends and family, but about 14% of adults experience symptoms. Patti Guerton shares her treatment story to encourage others to get help.

.... Instead, the doctor inserts a thin tube, or catheter, into a leg vein or artery, and guides it to the heart with the help of X-ray images. Once the catheter is positioned, the doctor threads tiny...

.... Instead, the doctor inserts a thin tube, or catheter, into a leg vein or artery, and guides it to the heart with the help of X-ray images. Once the catheter is positioned, the doctor threads tiny...

.... Instead, the doctor inserts a thin tube, or catheter, into a leg vein or artery, and guides it to the heart with the help of X-ray images. Once the catheter is positioned, the doctor threads tiny...

... coronary unit designed. New laboratory built. Added new X-ray room. Second ambulance purchased. 1976 — Physical Therapy services began. Three gunmen rob the hospital. 1977 &mdash...

.... Instead, the doctor inserts a thin tube, or catheter, into a leg vein or artery, and guides it to the heart with the help of X-ray images. Once the catheter is positioned, the doctor threads tiny...