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Most Canadian minor hockey associations have recently decided to forbid bodychecking until players reach the age of 15.
While dying from a splinter is uncommon, it's still important to care for it properly to avoid infection.
The array of available cannabis products means consumers are no longer restricted to over-the-counter pain medications that can take time to take effect.
Germs love the warm water just as much as you do.
The terms 'Blackberry thumb,' 'Nintendo thumb' and 'Nintendo-itis' have been used to describe device-induced repetitive strain injuries.
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If the sport was at a crossroads in the spring of 2015, it is rather surprising to see the direction it has since gone
Research involving people who have suffered brain injury from intimate partner violence is in its infancy
"Dr. Ron Melzack has done for pain research and pain management what Einstein did for physics." — Canadian Medical Hall of Fame
The public health department is asking people to clear the snow off their vehicle first before starting it.
First off, it's not a bone
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