It may be surprising to consider that physical therapy can be one way to improve your golf swing, but it's true. Dave Bearss, D.P.T., C.S.C.S., a physical therapist and certified strength and conditioning coach at MidMichigan Health, discusses common issues people may have with their golf swing and what he and his colleagues can do to help.

There are several reasons why a woman might need a hysterectomy, or an operation to remove her uterus. Gynecologist John Lieberman, D.O., discusses hysterectomies on this week's episode of Health Dose.

With warmer weather finally here, most of us are enjoying more activities outside. With that, however, comes contact with insects that sting, like bees and wasps. If you get stung, will you be left with a red, itchy bump or a true allergic reaction that requires an Emergency Room trip? Allergist Richard Horbal, D.O., explains more on this week's episode of Health Dose.

During a woman's pregnancy, the first, second and third trimester are often talked about. What is less commonly discusses, however, is the fourth trimester, or the first couple of months after a mom has a new baby. Megan Andrzejak, D.O., a family medicine physician, discusses the fourth trimester and the role it can play in postpartum depression.

Pediatric incontinence can be a struggle for parents, and heartbreaking to children. Physical Therapist Becca Thomas, D.P.T., explains the science behind pediatric incontinence and when it's time to seek help for the issue.

Lydia Watson, M.D., chief medical officer and senior vice president, MidMichigan Health, explains how MidMichigan Health is slowly beginning to reopen services and resume time sensitive surgeries.

Spinal stenosis is something that's seen quite commonly in the office of John Szajenko, M.D., a physical medicine & rehabilitation physician. Spinal stenosis refers to a narrowing of the spinal canal, which can put pressure on the nerves that travel through the spine.

Plagiocephaly is a condition found in infants, more commonly understood as a flattening of a baby's skull. Beca Thomas, D.P.T., is a physical therapist who specializes in pediatrics. She explains how plagiocephaly can be diagnosed, treated and prevented.

Expecting moms may be wondering how their prenatal care, labor and delivery experience will be affected by COVID-19. OB/GYN Brendan Conboy, M.D., explains the data available on pregnancy, infants and COVID-19 and discusses the precautions being taken to protect patient patients and their babies.

Knee injuries are incredibly common, because everyone walks, runs, jogs, twists or moves during their regular, everyday activity. Orthopedic Surgeon Denise Stadelmaier, D.O., explains common knee injuries, treatments and how you can prevent knee injuries.