At the time of their retirement, professional athletes have probably been playing their competitive sport for decades. With long sports seasons (i.e. 46 weeks in soccer), players spend 9/10ths of … More…
May is National Osteoporosis Awareness and Prevention Month, so we asked orthopedic surgeon Dr. Joseph Lane to answer questions on osteoporosis, a metabolic bone disorder in which bone tissue breaks … More…
With all the hours you put in at your desk, it’s worth taking the time to set it up in a way that supports your well-being. More than four hours … More…
While people may turn to diet to alleviate symptoms of their rheumatoid arthritis (RA), there is actually very little scientific evidence to prove that certain foods can help manage symptoms … More…
Recently, Physiatrist Dr. Elizabeth Manejías and Dr. Kathleen Davenport, HSS fellow, traveled to Havana, Cuba with a group from the Performing Arts Medical Association for a research symposium on addressing … More…
As professional athletes transition to retirement, as David Beckham announced he will after this season, they face a new reality. Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Riley Williams III discusses how professional athletes can avoid injury and make the most of leisure activities after the responsibility of a regimented training program. http://su.pr/2XbonI
Do you have questions about cervical spine disorders? Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Darren Lebl will answer your questions as we prepare for the Complex Cervical Spine Surgery Symposium on May 31. Comment, message or email socialmediacontact@hss.edu with your questions. For more on the symposium, visit http://www.hss.edu/prof-course-23-education.asp.
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This symposium brings together the world’s experts in the field of complex cervical spine surgery to present and discuss experience with the most complex and challenging cervical spine cases, providing invaluable opportunities for advancing knowledge., Professional Education Course - HSS
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