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Phoenix-based The CORE Institute signed a lease to take over the first two stories of the new Mercy Medical Commons II in Gilbert, AZ, according to AZ Big Media.

Zimmer Biomet and Beaverton, Ore.-based Oregon Surgical Institute teamed up to implement the Zimmer Biomet Signature Solutions Outpatient Program at the outpatient center.

Orthopedic surgeons continue to express concerns over various stem cell treatments being offered to patients, according to Contact7.

The New York Police Department swore in orthopedic surgeon Armin Tehrany, MD, as an honorary police surgeon, according to silive.com.

Here are six device companies with minimally invasive spine surgery devices and technologies making a splash in the industry.

Here are eight things for spinal surgeons to know for May 17, 2018.

The FDA cleared 22 spine-related devices in April.

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel recently revealed that now-deceased spine surgeon Cyril Raben, MD, continued practicing medicine after surrendering his license and collected thousands from Medicare before his death.

Racial and socioeconomic disparities persist in cervical spine fusion procedure utilization in New York state, according to a study in Spine.

Insurers will not usually pay for unproven stem cell treatments, so patients seeking those interventions must pay out-of-pocket or use social media to receive donations, a practice known as crowdfunding. Medical crowdfunding campaigns may convey misleading messages about stem cell-based…