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Dr. Brian Cole and Steve Kashul talk with Dr. James Andrews about how specialization in young athletes leads to injuries and burnout in part 2 of this rare interview. (for part 1, click here) Dr. James Andrews, Orthopaedic surgeon and founding partner for the?Andrews ?Institute for Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine.?Dr. Andrews is an internationally known…
Dr. Brian Cole along with Understand.com® introduce Deep Dive® Knee, an elegant interactive that supports powerful visuals with unparalleled detail. The attention and accuracy built into this application will serve as a foundation for you to understand the anatomy and pathologies of the knee. Pathologies Damaged Cartilage – Femoral Fracture – Fibular Fracture – Inflamed Synovium –…
GHK-Cu, a naturally occurring copper complex, declines in concentration with age, impairing tissue repair. It modulates gene expression by influencing over 4,000 genes, promoting healing and regeneration. Its benefits extend across dermatology and neurology, enhancing skin health and nerve regeneration. Caution is advised regarding potential copper imbalance and injection sensitivity.
You know that injuries can happen if you play sports, whether on the court or a track. It is an unfortunate reality in any sport. Even seasoned athletes or professional players have experienced varying levels of injury. Whether it’s a minor or major injury, it is essential to have it checked. Your doctor will request…
Athletes often have a lot of aches and pains, and using an infrared sauna can help to alleviate some of that pain. Infrared heat helps to loosen muscles, improve circulation, and reduce inflammation. If you’re an athlete looking into an infrared sauna, read on to learn about the benefits and how to purchase the infrared…
By Dev Mishra, M.D., President, Sideline Sports Doc , Clinical Assistant Professor of Orthopedic Surgery, Stanford University Key Points: There?s a common belief that running leads eventually to arthritis in the hips or knees but evidence shows that runners have no increased risk for arthritis and in fact may have lower risk than the general…
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