From partnerships to team leadership, here are five updates in sports medicine from the last month:
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Keith Meister, MD, operated on Minnesota Twins pitcher Chris Paddack, the team said May 18.
Two professional athletes decided to forgo surgery in favor of stem cell and platelet-rich-plasma injections in the last week.
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Pittsburgh Penguins center Brian Boyle had surgery at UPMC Presbyterian Shadyside in Pittsburgh, the team said May 16.
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A sports medicine specialist was killed May 15 in a shooting that wounded four others in Orange County, Calif., CBS reported May 16.
Chicago-based Midwest Orthopaedics at Rush is partnering with the Chicago White Sox.
Paul McCrory, PhD, is facing additional allegations of plagiarism from The British Journal of Sports Medicine, The Guardian reported April 28.
The New York Mets tapped orthopedic surgeon Lawrence Gulotta, MD, as the team's head orthopedist.
Neal ElAttrache, MD, operated on free-agent outfielder Michael Conforto, ESPN reported April 23.