1. Mazor Robotics CEO under investigation for insider trading: 3 things to know
2. Tiger Woods returns after 4th spine surgery — Will Dr. Richard Guyer’s efforts keep the pain at bay?
3. VA illegally hires neurosurgeon with revoked license, malpractice claims: 5 insights
4. Spine surgery will thrive in the US healthcare system: 5 findings demonstrate why
5. Smith & Nephew acquire Rotation Medical for $210M: 4 key points
6. 4 US surgeons perform 1st spine surgeries with EIT technology: 5 notes
7. Andrews Sports Medicine to open latest clinic: 5 things to know
8. Spinal fusion — ALIF vs. TLIF/PLIF: 5 key findings
9. NYU Langone unveils ambulatory care center in Brooklyn — 7 notes
10. 7 observations on lumbar total disc replacement — what if payers granted coverage?
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