10 spine surgeons and specialists in the headlines this week — Dec. 19

Here are 10 spine surgeons and neurosurgeons in the news this past week.

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Spine surgeons Dave S. Atteberry, MD, Hoan Tran, MD, and Michael G.E. Thomas, MD, were in the news when Nova Health in Yakima, Wash., opened a new location with an ambulatory surgery center where the surgeons will practice.

 

Baylor College named Daniel Yoshor, MD, the chair of neurosurgery.

 

Jupiter, Fla.-based spine surgeon Michael Gleiber, MD, authored an article featured in the Huffington Post about music in the operating room and was recently included in a story about spinal muscular dystrophy by a local CBS news source.

 

The Republican Business Desk featured Teresa Pianta, MD, who joined Cooley Dickinson Orthopedics & Sports Medicine and Cooley Dickinson medical staff.

 

Anthony Rinella, MD, was featured for providing scoliosis screenings at Silver Cross Health Center free of charge. He was featured in The Herald-News.

 

Orthopedic surgeon Keith Michael, MD, was featured in a My Fox Atlanta report discussing the phenomenon known as “Text Neck.”

 

Weill Cornell Medical College spine surgeon Jack Stern, MD, was featured in a Scouting report on exercises to avoid back pain.

 

Pain physician Diva Nagula, MD, joined the ownership group for the Arena Football League’s Jacksonville Sharks.

 

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