Dr. Marshall Kuremsky serves as chair for 2015 Triangle Walk to Cure Arthritis

Marshall A. Kuremsky, MD, an orthopedic surgeon specializing in hand and upper extremity surgery, arthroscopy and sports medicine, will join Anthony P. Bihl III, CEO of Bioventus in supporting the Arthritis Foundation as a chair in this year’s Triangle Walk to Cure Arthritis.

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“Being involved with the Arthritis Foundation is an honor and a privilege. As part of the leadership for this event for the Foundation I have an opportunity to enhance public awareness and help contribute to the fight against arthritis,” said Dr. Kuremsky. “Many of my patients fear the diagnosis of arthritis because the word itself elicits memories of family or loved ones who have suffered through the pain and dysfunction of arthritis. My hope is for a cure, as well as for improvements in the different types of medical and surgical treatments currently available.”

 

The Triangle Walk will be held May 2 in Durham, N.C.

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