May 21, 2020: What role does physical activity play in the prevention of cancer? Can exercise improve the quality of life of fatigued cancer survivors? Physical therapist Steve Morris, immediate past president of APTA's American Academy of Oncologic Physical Therapy answers these questions and others.

April 16, 2020: Did you know that a baby can have a stroke before it’s born? In this episode of Move Forward Radio, Emma Fitzsimmons, city hall bureau chief for the New York Times, talks about the program that changed her son's life. Physical therapist Patricia Torres shares information from a clinical point of view and why it's never too early to start physical therapy.

March 19, 2020: For decades Howard Wolinsky, a medical columnist and avid photographer, had serious neck pain. But his doctor would not send him for physical therapy. Learn how he did an "end-run" around the system to get the help he needed.

February 20, 2020: Physical therapist Lauren Ziaks has helped more than 800 patients with concussion. Learn her story and what you should know about the physical therapy treatment protocol she uses to help people with a concussion get better, and what you should do if you're not.

January 16, 2020: It wasn’t too long ago when pregnant women were urged by doctors to limit physical activity. They thought that it "would be better" for them and their unborn child. Evidence shows, however, that aerobic exercise during pregnancy offers many health benefits for mom and baby.

December 5, 2019: Val Chmerkovskiy and physical therapist Gina Minchella share Dancing With the Stars show insights, including how those in front of the cameras and behind the scenes reduce the risk of injury and treat the aches and pains that come from highly competitive dancing.

October 17, 2019: Ryan Hodgkinson was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease when he was 11 years old and underwent nearly 50 surgeries. Chronic pain, an opioid addiction, and depression led Ryan's sister and physical therapist to intervene. Together they discuss the challenges of severe Crohn’s disease, the power of physical therapy and Pilates, and the lasting imprint of sibling love. Their advice, born will inspire anyone with chronic pain, and especially those who have or suspect they have, Crohn’s of whatever severity.

September 26, 2019: A relatively minor car accident left Jen Bambrough with chronic pain at the age of 19. After seeking help from multiple doctors and a series of misdiagnoses, she discovered that physical therapy was a key component to managing her pain.

August 15, 2019: Some physical therapists are using virtual reality to address pain and other issues. Many more physical therapists are looking into ways to add it to traditional physical therapy.

July 25, 2019: Working with a physical therapist in the wake of an acute health issue helps prevent mobility decline, can improve patient outcomes, reduce hospital stays, and better ensure a safe discharge home or to a rehabilitation facility.