From the Bones & Joints issue of UCLA School of Medicine Bones & Joints

4. Hip Pain

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By Jim Brown, PhD • October 9, 2018

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We sometimes associate hip problems with elderly adults—women more often than men—who have fallen and suffered a fractured hip. But middle-aged and not-yet-elderly individuals can have a variety of hip problems in addition to fractures. The type of injury or condition affects symptoms as well as treatment. With luck, the pain is temporary and relatively […]

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