Nimmo might be taking it slow this spring, but if that means he can make up that last 9%, the Mets will be better for it.

What seems like a minor gesture or suggestion can stick with someone for decades or even change their life, a doctor learns.

Besides his foot issue, Nimmo is excited to welcome back his longtime teammate, first baseman Pete Alonso, who signed a ...

A woman lost a body part after contracting a disease that caused a medieval plague. The 24-year-old began experiencing strong ...

By late October, Brandon Nimmo says, the pain level in his left foot had reached an “eight or nine out of 10.” Nimmo still ...

A woman returned from a three-week vacation and started noticing a strange burning sensation in her legs. She visited multiple doctors until being diagnosed with "rat lungworm," a parasite spread by ...

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Californian Ben Schuck says the secret to kiteboarding in your eighties is assessing risk and never taking a ride for granted ...

According to Mosseri, the most effective bunion correctors are complete with a toe spacer. “Sometimes in severe bunions, ...

Gafford needed to be helped off the floor, and the Mavericks quickly ruled him out with a right knee sprain. Now, according ...

In a case report published in the New England Journal of Medicine, doctors explain how they figured out the source of her ...

Tyler Ryan learned the importance of taking care of your feet, and how an insert can change your life - or at least legs ...