Ed. note: I have been off in the mountains in pursuit of fish – but I got a chance to check in. I’ll be sending pictures of the fishing adventures soon – now that the …

Would you believe that 1 in 20 pain or physical rehabilitation patients have wanted to kill their primary care provider? I’m stunned. I’d have thought the number would be much higher.

So you’re at the gym and everyone around you has earplugs in. Ever wonder what they are listening to? Well, here’s your chance.

Happy news for green tea drinkers, including the one to whom I’m married. According to a new study in European Journal of Cardiovascular Prevention and Rehabilitation, green tea shows a beneficial short-term effect on the …

Do you dread the question, “What is fibromyalgia”? Or do you know people who refuse to believe in it, mainly because it doesn’t seem to make sense?

According to an analysis published Junes 23 in the Archives of Internal Medicine, one in five patients experience angina (chest pain) within the first year after a heart attack, at least once a week. The …

We have yet another viral discovery linked to chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS or ME/CFS) – and it’s a protein in a particular strain of human herpesvirus-6 (HHV-6), a virus long suspected of playing a role …

This has to be one of those stories that just makes your heart sink and it is no more personal than to the patient and medical staff, and how do you make it right or …

Every now and then The HEADoc finds himself in an undesirable inescapable situation. . .

Migraine suffers might soon have a new means of getting relief.
A new study has been examining the effectiveness of magnetic impulses on the brain to short circuit pain signals. These magnetic impulses are being sent …