Crutches help with the recovery process following a surgery or fracture. Without crutches, many patients would either need to stay in bed or risk additional injury by walking on a broken or otherwise ...

Update, Apr. 4: SZA explained why she was using crutches in the Grammys press room at last night's ceremony. Apparently, she had fallen out of bed. “It's very funny because I fell out of bed right ...

If you ever break a bone in your leg or foot, have a surgical procedure on your lower limb or suffer a stroke, you may need to use crutches, a cane or a walker. In the beginning, everything you do may ...

The Scottish Rite for Children is the latest children's hospital in North Texas asking for donations of gently used aluminum crutches. The children's hospital said Friday that their supply is low and ...

Himanshu Prasad is on a mission. The 17-year-old, who has relied on crutches to walk for as long as he can remember, plans to instead use only a cane when he begins college this year. And he is ...

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A woman claims that her employer wrongfully terminated her for having to use crutches after a knee surgery, violating federal law. (Photo: Getty) A Minnesota payroll company will go to court after a ...

This post is in response to Five Steps to Optimal Illusion By Jeremy E. Sherman Ph.D. Myth 1. Psychological crutches are bad: We accuse people of using psychological crutches, as though they’re always ...