A new type of goal-oriented therapy helps older patients recover more fully than standard occupational or physical therapy.

Researchers aim to treat complex bone wounds with what they lightheartedly call an injectable "spackle" full of stem cells.

While conventional wisdom says ACL tears are the result of a single wrong move, smaller stresses may be the real cause.

A specific measurement could indicate who's at the highest risk of knee injury, specifically the kneecap slipping out of its joint.

A new way to inject nanoparticles using a kind of EpiPen could offer treatment for spinal cord injuries and various other inflammatory diseases.

Nerve transfer surgery shows promise in restoring some hand movement for people with tetraplegia after a spinal cord injury.

Scientists have tried developing scaffolds from plastics and textiles to repair a torn meniscus in the knee. Now, an organic model shows promise in the lab.

Time for helmet laws? Researchers report an estimated 32,000 injuries from the use of e-scooters nationwide in 10 years.

Combining nanotechnology and a material from crustacean shells results in an absorbable wound dressing that speeds healing.

High-intensity interval training carries a greater risk for injury, research finds.