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Effective Treatment for TMJ Disorders Botulinum toxin (Botox) injections into the masseter muscle are a promising solution for those suffering…

When it comes to achieving optimal workout gains, protein is a crucial component of your diet. Not only does it help build and repair muscle tissue, but it also supports various bodily functions essential for overall health. With so many protein sources available, it’s important to know which types are best for your fitness goals. Here’s a comprehensive guide on the different types of protein to consume for maximum workout gains.

Many people with joint conditions like osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis notice increased discomfort during humid weather.  Research has confirmed that…

Walking can significantly alleviate back pain. The gentle, low-impact exercise of walking enhances muscle function, boosts circulation, and promotes spinal…

As the effects of El Niño bring soaring temperatures, senior citizens find themselves particularly vulnerable to heat-related illnesses. In response, health experts advocate for increased awareness and proactive measures to protect this demographic. 

In a pioneering medical procedure that marks a first for North India, Raj Kumar, a 45-year-old man from Delhi, has been given a new pair of arms in a groundbreaking bilateral arm transplant. 

Discover how to identify a torn rotator cuff with this informative guide. Learn about symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options.

Explore the journey of Endoscopic Spinal Surgery from pre-op to post-op, understanding the procedure, risks, and more.

Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a term many have heard, yet few truly understand. Beyond the common misconceptions, this autoimmune disorder affects more than just the joints. In this article, we discuss RA, exploring its causes, symptoms, and ways to manage this complex condition with Dr Lui Nai Lee, a specialist rheumatologist and founder of Lui Centre for Arthritis & Rheumatology.