Sarah Ludwig Rausch

Traditionally, mobility is defined as the ability to get from one place to another, “but it’s so much more than that,” says Andrina Sabet, PT, ATP. “It’s how we make our own choices, show people what we like, disengage from what we don’t like. You can substitute the transportation, but you can’t substitute all the agency and the identity that goes around mobility.”

Cannabidiol (CBD) is in all sorts of products, such as oils, lotions, and even food. CBD oil has gained plenty of popularity in the area of massage therapy, too. If you’re thinking about trying a CBD massage, you may have questions. How does a CBD massage work? What do we know about how well CBD works? What about side effects? And is CBD effective for pain relief? Find out what you need to know about CBD massage.

A look at changes in the fraud management landscape, the building blocks of a strong fraud investigation process, and what to avoid.

It's not unusual to miss breakfast occasionally. But if it becomes the norm, your child is missing out on multiple benefits for their health, well-being and even their school performance.

The tube shunts used in conventional uveitic glaucoma surgeries can cause cornea damage, exposure, diplopia and, in uveitic eyes, late recalcitrant hypotony, says Jonathan Eisengart, MD, a glaucoma specialist at Cleveland Clinic Cole Eye Institute. However, minimally invasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS) may eliminate these risks.

Up to 80% of adults with ADHD have another psychiatric disorder too, such as depression, anxiety, substance use disorder or a personality disorder. Not surprisingly, the most common condition to co-occur with ADHD is anxiety disorder, which affects about 50% of people with ADHD.

Compared to the most common causes of chronic kidney disease (CKD), including hypertension, diabetes mellitus and glomerular disease, genetic CKD is “quite rare,” says Shane Bobart, MD, a nephrologist at Cleveland Clinic Florida. “I think part of the reason it’s rare is because people are still getting used to there being genetic testing for it,” he says.

If you think you might have an overactive bladder, keeping a bladder diary could be really helpful just to see how often you’re really going to the bathroom and when you leak urine.

Optimizing your security program can reap big benefits for your entire enterprise. There are numerous ways to optimize security operations, such as implementing technology, consolidating vendors, or harnessing the power of automation.

Using veterinary practice technology in your practice can reap multiple benefits. Not only can it increase your efficiency and grow your business, but it can also help you more effectively engage with your clients. One of the best ways to accomplish this is via a digital veterinary ecosystem.

​​​​​​​​​You may have heard frightening reports about Naegleria fowleri, commonly called the "brain-eating amoeba." In one recent case, for example, a child was infected with the parasite after swimming in a ​Nebraska river.

After ignoring the pain in his hip for several years, a 68-year-old man decided to pursue total hip arthroplasty (THA). Unfortunately, his decision coincided with the COVID-19 pandemic, and he was forced to delay surgery. When the patient finally presented two years later, his osteoarthritis was severe. His hip joint had deteriorated so much that it had collapsed and healed, the ball fusing into the socket.

These days, it's crucial that veterinary practice owners keep up with technology. Embracing innovative solutions offers multiple benefits for both pet parents and veterinary practices, including increased client compliance and satisfaction, a more engaging experience for pet parents, better practice-client communications, and less administrative work for veterinary staff.

Determining, prioritizing and mitigating developing risks takes planning, networking, understanding, education and patience.

​Physical activity has countless benefits for everyone, including children with disabilities. Experts recommend that ALL kids and teens between 6 to 17 years old get at least 60 minutes of moderate to vigorous physical activity every day. They should also aim to do activities that strengthen their bones and muscles at least 3 days a week. That frequency, intensity, and amount of exercise can be adjusted to your child's specific needs.