Cutting out the stress over eating might help reduce stress fractures in women runners. Or so a group of sports-nutrition researchers hypothesize after studying the eating attitudes and behaviors of 79 Canadian women with and without stress fractures in their legs.

Despite protests from the National Athletic Trainers' Association (NATA), the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has implemented rules that limit athletic trainers' ability to be reimbursed by Medicare for their services. The NATA, however, continues its legal battle to have the decision overruled.

Traveling to away games can be a test of your organizational skills. The keys are planning ahead, communicating, and being prepared for every bend in the road.

Ready to put your athletes on a new wavelength in their rehab? Then it might be time to give light therapy a ride.

In just about any sport, hip strength is critical to performance. Consider these simple exercises to give your athletes the upper hand.

Being a healthcare professional in the world of competitive athletics can lead to some ethical quandaries. Here, we provide a compass, and a paddle.

At Towson University, off-season training for men's lacrosse emphasizes speed, conditioning, and being ready for the game's quick shifts in momentum.

When Larry and Sara Parker dropped off their daughter Candace at the University of Tennessee in August of 2004, they were delivering one of high school basketball's most decorated female players to the Lady Vols. A two-time national high school player of the year, Parker also garnered national attention after winning the slam dunk contest at the McDonald's High School Boys' All-Star game.

When it comes to removing face masks from injured football players, a cordless power screwdriver is usually the best option, according to a group of New Hampshire researchers.