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Shoulder Pain After Golf Swing: Causes, Relief, and Prevention

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A golfer clutching their lead shoulder in pain during the follow-through of a golf swing.

Shoulder Pain After Golf Swing: Causes, Relief, and Prevention

May 11, 2026 sportsmedicineweekly

For many golfers, the perfect drive is often followed by an unexpected and nagging guest: shoulder pain. While golf is a low-impact sport, the repetitive

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Female pickleball player kneeling and holding her knee in pain on the court

Pickleball Injuries Are Rising in 2026 | Prevention Tips to Stay on the Court

April 27, 2026 sportsmedicineweekly

Pickleball continues to grow in popularity, but injuries are rising in 2026. Learn the most common pickleball injuries and expert tips to stay safe and keep playing.

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How Exercise Improves Cholesterol and Heart Health | Brian J. Cole, MD, MBA

Move Your Body, Boost Your Heart

July 31, 2025 sportsmedicineweekly

Orthopedic surgeon and sports medicine expert Brian J. Cole, MD, MBA, explains how regular exercise improves cholesterol, supports joint health, and reduces heart disease risk—no weight loss required.

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Signs You're Ignoring a Sports Injury That Needs Medical Attention

Signs You’re Ignoring a Sports Injury That Needs Attention

December 18, 2024 sportsmedicineweekly

Sports and physical activity are essential for staying fit and healthy, but injuries can happen to anyone, from seasoned athletes to weekend warriors. While minor

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Advanced Concussion Care: The Evolution of Sports Medicine and the Role of Specialized Nurses

November 7, 2024 sportsmedicineweekly

Think of sports medicine as a constantly evolving playbook, where the old ‘walk it off’ approach to concussions has been benched in favor of sophisticated,

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Get a Daily Dose of Vitamin G

November 24, 2021 sportsmedicineweekly

This Thanksgiving, and throughout the year, don’t forget your daily dose of Vitamin G  Gratitude! Focusing on things we are grateful for not only makes

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You don’t want to miss the LIVE, VIRTUAL Chicago Sports Summit on October 5 at 7 pm!

September 27, 2021 sportsmedicineweekly

Dr. Cole will once again host the 5th Annual Chicago Sports Summit on October 5th at 7 pm CT. The free live, virtual event will

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