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Advances in Surgical Treatments for Radial Nerve Palsy

June 11th, 2026

The radial nerve originates in your armpit, winds around the humerus bone in your upper arm, and travels into the hand. It has both motor and sensory functions, meaning it plays a role in both directing movements and receiving sensory…

When To Choose Urgent Care vs. ER for Hand Injuries

May 21st, 2026

The smallest slip is all it takes for a hand injury to throw a wrench in your day. From minor cuts to painful fractures, injuries of the hand and wrist are incredibly common, accounting for as many as 2.6 million…

Signs Your Child’s Finger Injury Needs Immediate Care

May 14th, 2026

Children are naturally active and adventurous, and minor bumps and bruises are just a part of growing up. But for parents, it’s not always easy to tell what will heal safely on its own and what requires prompt evaluation. Finger…

What To Expect During the Radial Nerve Healing Process

April 22nd, 2026

Radial nerve injuries can interfere with everyday tasks like typing or holding objects, and, naturally, many people are concerned about permanent damage. While the symptoms are alarming, the good news is that recovery is often possible, though not always instantaneous.…

What Could a Lump on My Wrist Mean?

March 23rd, 2026

Any new changes in your body can be cause for concern. When you notice a new lump on your hand or wrist, it can feel particularly alarming, especially if it seems to appear on its own out of nowhere. However,…

Preventing Falls and Finger Injuries in Seniors

March 23rd, 2026

About 1 in 4 adults over the age of 65 experiences a fall each year, and as we instinctively try to catch ourselves, our hands often take the brunt of the impact. Understanding the risk factors for falls and taking…

Managing Tendonitis and Strain for Musicians

February 19th, 2026

You might not think of playing music as a sport, but for the body, it might as well be. Hours of practice, repetitive and precise movements, and sustained postures demand endurance, strength, and coordination just as much as any other…

Taping Techniques for Hand Support During Training

February 19th, 2026

Any type of athletic training causes some amount of stress on the hands and wrists, especially during weightlifting, racquet or combat sports, and high-impact fitness routines. Over the years, this repeated stress can amount to pain, instability, or overuse injuries…

Preventing Hand Injuries on the Job Site

January 22nd, 2026

We don’t always recognize how vulnerable our hands are to injury, but workplace hand injuries are actually quite common. However, protective interventions like hazard awareness and safety protocols can prevent many of the physical and financial burdens that accompany workplace…

Best Daily-Use Products to Support Arthritic Hands

January 22nd, 2026

While arthritis can make everyday tasks challenging, there is a wide range of tools that can be used to support your daily activities. From repurposing items in your home to specialized products, there is a tool to help your arthritic…

Tips for Helping Someone Manage Chronic Pain at Home

December 16th, 2025

Hand pain is a common problem, especially in older adults. Over 21% of women and nearly 10% of men over the age of 50 suffer from hand pain. Hand disability is reported in almost 18% of women and over 7%…

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