Here are 10 spine surgeons who have founded organizations or are involved in medical mission trips to provide humanitarian spine care to underserved populations around the world.
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Boston-based Cambridge Health Alliance and Harvard Medical School have partnered to offer the Sports Medicine Symposium 2011: Treating the Injured Athlete.
Arthrosurface, a Franklin, Mass.-based joint resurfacing device company, recently launched the first Talus resurfacing implant for the ankle, according to an Arthrosurface news release.
Rockville, Md.-based medical device company Neuralstem recently received approval from the Food and Drug Administration to advance its trial to treat patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis in the cervical as well as the lumbar spine, according to a Neuralstem news…
In the past 20 years, physicians have been urged by many groups to treat pain more aggressively — which often means prescribing more opioids and other prescription pain medications. This push has led to the number of prescriptions for opioids…
An AmericanEHR Partners report revealed that physicians may need more training on electronic health records to meet meaningful use requirements, according to a company news release.
The Texas Spine and Joint Hospital in Tyler has broken ground on an approximately $20 million construction project, according to a KLTV.com report.
Eight leading spine surgeons and industry experts discuss Medtronic's recombinant bone morphogenic-2 product Infuse and how the recent controversy over complication disclosures is impacting its use.