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Nearly 120 Freescale employees attended online and in person for a special presentation from Texas Orthopedics’ Dr. John McDonald on common sports injuries.

Dr. McDonald was invited by the Austin, Texas-based semiconductor company to discuss injuries that often occur among

Dr. Tyler Goldberg and Jared Bush, PA-C, recently traveled to Haiti on separate medical mission trips.

Dr. Goldberg went with My Life Speaks, a nonprofit organization that provides community in Neply, Haiti through orphan care and prevention,

Flat feet may not be a big deal for some, but research shows that persistent lower back pain may be a direct result of the shape of your foot’s arch. About one in five people have lower back pain, and

Triathlon training is tough and grueling for even the strongest athletes. So it’s no surprise that a recent study revealed more than half of the triathletes monitored suffered an overuse injury during their course of training. While competing in triathlons

You pamper them. You massage them. You dress them up in designer shoes. But sometimes what your feet really need is a good, old-fashioned workout.

Weak and inflexible feet, often confined to ill-fitting shoes and parked still under a desk

Scraped knees and sprained ankles are pretty common in youngsters, but hip injuries? Surprisingly, they can and do occur in kids and teens, especially those active in sports.

With their bodies still forming and bodies constantly changing, children are

Our bodies are composed of 60 percent water. We lose that water continuously through sweat, tears, and urination. So it is essential to be forever replenishing those fluids. Too little water in our systems can lead to dehydration, which

What can be passed off as a pulled hip muscle may actually be something called hip impingement. Dr. John McDonald, orthopedic surgeon at Texas Orthopedics, says it commonly occurs in teenagers during their peak growth years, between 12 to

Congratulations to Drs. Kenneth Bunch, Brian Hardy and Ai Mukai who were selected by their peers as outstanding “rising star” doctor in Texas. The results were published in Super Doctors Rising Stars, a special section in the July 2015 issue