Rumination syndrome causes an automatic regurgitation of recently eaten food. Here's what you need to know about this disorder.

Stroke is much more common in adults than children, but children get strokes, too. The good news is that a child has a better ability to recover from stoke than an adult because a child's brain is still developing. Read on to learn more.

A labral tear can occur from a fall or accident. Or this injury can happen over time from repetitive stress put on the hip joint.

With patellofemoral instability, the kneecap does not move easily up and down. Instead, it tends to push out to one side.

Problems such as high blood pressure can weaken an area of the aorta over time. This can cause a tear in the lining of that area.

Adhering to your medicine plan can be hard, but there are ways to help stick to the plan.

Grieving the death of someone who died by suicide is in many ways like other forms of grief. But you may experience different challenges and obstacles than those whose loved one died from an illness or accident.

You have the power to make sure you are heard and treated fairly. Here is how to self-advocate so you get quality care.

When you think of addiction, you might think about drugs or alcohol. But there are other kinds of addictions, and all of them involve your health and well-being.

Sleepwalking is a sleep disorder that involves walking while in a deep sleep. It is much more common in children than adults.