Dr. Baran publishes new research in the Journal of Orthopedic Trauma

There are many ways Americans can injure themselves, but the ankle sprain is the most common — two million occur each year. Learn how to prevent the injury from becoming a lifelong issue.

You’re having more bad knee days than good these days, and you want to get the bottom of your increasingly achy knees. The following three culprits are a very good place to start your investigation.

Keeping all of your joints functioning well as you get older is important, but we want to focus on some pretty major players when it comes to your mobility — your hips. Here are some tips to protect those hips.

Hip fractures are serious, possibly life-threatening injuries, but treatment options are continually improving. Here, we take a look at why it’s incredibly important to get help for your hip fracture.

Each year in the United States, three million older adults head to the emergency room because of a fall. A few key preventive steps can go a very long way toward preventing these accidents and subsequent injuries.

The damage in one or both of your hips is considerable and beyond our ability to repair, so replacement has become your next step forward. Here, we look at the differences between full and partial hip replacement.