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Dealing With Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome

Did your New Year’s Resolutions include running, but not pain? Unfortunately, running can come with patellofemoral pain, commonly known as runner’s knee. This condition can worsen by overtraining,…

What You Should Know About Patellar Tendon Tears

It’s been a long game. Tennis shoes squeak on the glossy floor as your teammate passes you the ball. You pivot to the hoop and take that 2-point…

How to Prevent Cold Weather Joint Pain in Hands and Wrists

As the weather gets cooler, many people are affected by joint pain in the hands and wrists due to arthritis or injury. Bodily extremities are prone to “shutting…

An Interview with Steve Suokko: A Successful Knee Surgery Recovery

After almost a decade with knee pain, Steve Suokko wanted to get back to his active lifestyle of hiking, playing sports, and spending time outdoors with his two…

How To Care For A Broken Hand

Playing with our kids, catching a football, or just waving hello: we use our hands a lot more often than we realize. As such, hand injuries are a…

Global Patient-Centric Care: MOSH’s Medical Mission Trip to Honduras with One World Surgery

At MOSH, our mission and vision are to provide the best care, always placing the patient at the center of what we do. That’s why we are so…

Non-Surgical Treatments for Tennis Elbow

Tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis) is a painful condition caused by chronic inflammation of the tendons in the elbow. It’s a common condition among people who play sports like…

Caring for a Small Child with a Broken Bone

Kids have accidents; that’s just a given. They’re natural daredevils, afraid of nothing. Unfortunately, as much as we’d love to protect our kids from the dangers of contact…

Lower Back Pain? It Could Be Your SI Joint

Your lower back is screaming with pain. You’re past the point of ignoring it. Did you realize the problem could be caused by a joint that—strangely enough—barely moves?…