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Lead Stories: March 20, 2010

Three Ways to Run Injury-Free

Posted April 8, 2008 at 01:00 PM by Katie Drummond

Section: Her Fitness, Athletics, Sports Medicine, Her Health, Injury & Rehab

Among those who call themselves runners, there seems to be a shared sense of community and understanding. We smile knowingly at tales of windy 20-milers or sunrise jogs on the water. We compare black toenails and favorite Clif Gel flavors. And, unfortunately,…

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Video: Plantar Fasciitis

Posted March 17, 2008 at 03:00 PM by Zola Jones

Section: Her Fitness, Her Health, Injury & Rehab, Special Features, Videos

There’s nothing like foot pain to make you crazy. That’s what an expert at Mayo Clinic says he hears from patients who have a condition called plantar fasciitis [fashee-EYE-tis]. It’s very common and can make walking across the room a miserable…

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Healing How-To: Knee Injuries

Posted December 1, 2007 at 04:00 PM by Shannon Clark

Section: Her Fitness, Sports Medicine, Her Health, Injury & Rehab

If you have recently suffered an injury to your leg, then knee rehab exercise is going to be extremely important for helping you to heal and enjoy physical activity again.

It’s a good idea to start by talking to…

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What to say and what NOT to say to someone who is injured

Posted June 29, 2007 at 03:15 PM by Alexandra Haller

Section: Her Fitness, Sports Medicine, Her Health, Injury & Rehab

Alexandra Haller - who has battled a relentless case of tendonitis that halted her half-marathon plans - shares some useful tips on what to say and what NOT to say to your injured friend/daughter/sister/mother/grandmoter/girlfriend.  In case you missed it, be sure to check out Alexandra’s

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You’re injured.  You’re depressed.  Now what?

Posted June 29, 2007 at 02:15 PM by Alexandra Haller

Section: Her Fitness, Sports Medicine, Her Health, Injury & Rehab

Chances are that at some point in your running career you will become injured. If you’re lucky - meaning you have an efficient runner’s gait and you train smart - you may avoid more debilitating injuries. Life would be great if we could…

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