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Do you yawn, eat or clench your teeth... and your jaw goes "clack"? This often harmless phenomenon can sometimes hide more complex problems. Al...

Pudendal neuralgia is a chronic, often disabling condition caused by damage to the pudendal nerve, a mixed nerve that innervates the genital organs....

Among the causes of chronic talalgia, atrophy of the plantar fat pad remains under-diagnosed. Yet this anatomical structure is...

Musicians, whether professional or amateur, spend hours practicing their instrument, often in demanding and repetitive postures...

Headaches are one of the most widespread health problems in the world. According to the World Health Organization ...

Bouldering is a fascinating discipline that intensely engages the whole body and mind. Unlike classic wall climbing...

When welcoming a new baby, one of the first concerns is sleep. And with good reason: a good night's sleep is essential, not only for the development...

Proprioception: what is it?
Proprioception is the body's ability to perceive its position and movements in space without having to...

Cradle cap, or seborrheic dermatitis, is a benign skin condition that affects many babies in the first few months of life...

In a world where our modern habits have a profound impact on our health, infertility has become a major issue. Processed food, the stre...

Singing, whether practiced as an amateur or professionally, calls on many anatomical and physiological structures. Osteopathy can ...

Playing the saxophone places significant physical demands on its players. Whether it's the long hours of rehearsal, the so...