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Bhupesh Garg is now a member of The Society of Physicians with Non-Clinical Careers (SPNCC)
Vincent Scolaro is now a member of The Society of Physicians with Non-Clinical Careers (SPNCC)
Svitlana replied to Joseph Kim, MD, MPH's discussion Welcome to all the new members!
michael c macatol is now a member of The Society of Physicians with Non-Clinical Careers (SPNCC)Posted by nicholas cappello on May 10, 2012 at 9:37am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Saturday, March 10th, 2012
W arm up before engaging in physical activity. This can include light walking and stretching. Also, stretch after exercising.
• Pursue some sort of activity during the week so that the body isn’t faced with Saturday morning shock on the tennis court, softball…
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Safe-exercise tips from AAOS
With temperatures warming and recreational athletes coming out of hibernation, sports medicine physicians are treating more sprains, strains, fractures, tendonitis and other injuries.
"We see it every spring," said orthopaedic surgeon Pietro Tonino, MD, director of…
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Tuesday, February 28th, 2012
Jeremy Lin who plays for the Knicks had Jumpers Knee. Your kneecap (patella) sits over the front of your knee joint. As you bend or straighten your knee, the underside of the patella glides over the bones that make up the knee.
Strong tendons help attach the patella to the bones and…
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Overloaded backpacks can injure children
I am posting this on facebook ,to help with the new school year.
Parents should inspect their child’s backpack from time to time,” Hyman said. “They often carry much more than they should, with extra shoes, toys, electronic devices and other unnecessary items.”
Hyman,…
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