sports medicine

Sidelined by muscle pain? Find out if this physical therapy technique can help you.

A stinger, shooting arm pain after a blow to the head or shoulder, is most common in contact sports, but can happen to anyone. See how UVA Health can help.

It's not just a new building. This new orthopedic center gives you the chance to heal faster and easier. See the design that makes a difference.

Mary Lou was concerned that at 70, her shoulder replacement surgery wouldn't go well. But afterward, she was glad she did it.

Leigh has an old back injury, so when a coworker suggested they train for the Charlottesville 10-Miler together, she was nervous. Read about her visit to the UVA Speed Clinic and what she learned about her running mechanics.

Runners from around the world come to Charlottesville, VA for a high-tech, 3D running analysis. Find out how we help even injured runners get back on track.

The new year is here and fitness resolutions are in full swing. Learn how to avoid soreness when beginning a new workout routine, plus how to know when soreness indicates something more serious.

Orthopedic surgeon and hand specialist Bobby Chhabra, MD, will soon be giving injury reports on the ESPN Fantasy Football podcast.

Sports medicine specialist Winston Gwathmey, MD, believes youth sports emphasize fitness and teach valuable life lessons. But he's also concerned some kids play too much of the same sport, leading to overuse injuries.

You're rushing to get to a work meeting and suddenly, you step the wrong way on an uneven sidewalk and roll your ankle. It hurts, and it's a little swollen. You may have a sprained ankle.