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Whether you've broken a bone, are dealing with a sports injury or arthritis is affecting your joints, find out why you should consider seeing an orthopedics specialist.

A Mayo Clinic study asking participants 70 and older how their memory now compared with their memory of the past indicated that 4 in 5 had trouble remembering people’s names.

Life doesn’t immediately return to normal for cancer survivors because they’re done with radiation or chemotherapy. Learn why it's important to address needs with a survivorship care plan.

Mara Olson says she feels no pain and could walk all day after her hip replacement surgeries. That's the exact result her surgeon and her two dogs wanted for her.

... of the doughnut hole, called the gantry, so the machine can X-ray the body from all angles. Pillows and straps may help you stay in position. During the scan, the table will move slowly through...

... of the doughnut hole, called the gantry, so the machine can X-ray the body from all angles. Pillows and straps may help you stay in position. During the scan, the table will move slowly through...

... of the doughnut hole, called the gantry, so the machine can X-ray the body from all angles. Pillows and straps may help you stay in position. During the scan, the table will move slowly through...

... of the doughnut hole, called the gantry, so the machine can X-ray the body from all angles. Pillows and straps may help you stay in position. During the scan, the table will move slowly through...

... of the doughnut hole, called the gantry, so the machine can X-ray the body from all angles. Pillows and straps may help you stay in position. During the scan, the table will move slowly through...

... into the center of the doughnut hole, called the gantry, so the machine can X-ray the body from all angles. Pillows and straps may help you stay in position. During the scan, the table will move slowly through...