Jason Singer is an award-winning journalist who has covered health care, sports, business and politics for a wide range of publications from major metropolitan newspapers to CNN. In addition to journalism, he's a smitten husband of his wife U.S. Army Spc. Susan McMillan, as well as an avid chef, travel addict, professional golf caddie and sports fanatic. He speaks Mandarin-Chinese, has so far visited 24 of America's 59 National Parks, and has a below-average singing voice despite his last name.
Tennis elbow and golfer's elbow are common conditions this time of year, but proper conditioning and technique can stave off both.
Hands-on manipulation of the spine, muscles and joints is becoming a popular method to cure lingering aches and pains.
Many of the world's best athletes have successfully used it, and doctors say it can be just as helpful for others struggling with injuries.
When millions of dollars and hard-earned careers are on the line, athletes seek the best care in the business.
Dependency on mobile devices negatively impacts sleep, school work and social skills.
A new group of seizure-tracking apps are making the lives of doctors and epilepsy patients better.
Slimming down with the right diet and simple exercises can help people kick pain.
Strengthening the right muscles, pitch counts and proper rest can improve short- and long-term health for young pitchers.
The best way to begin exercising? Tell somebody your goals.
'There’s some wisdom in these things that have been used for thousands and thousands of years,' a doctor shares. "We wouldn’t keep using them if they didn’t work.”
After overcoming a gruesome injury, Kendra Brocker becomes a top Motocross athlete.
A Davenport University partnership cares for student athletes on and off the field.
