Chicago-based GE Healthcare and Texas' NFL team, the Houston Texans, are working with Houston Methodist Concussion Center to launch a two-year telemedicine pilot project.
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Jason A. Genin, DO, an orthopedic surgeon with the Cleveland Clinic, served as a team physician for the Cleveland Indians during their World Series run this October, The DO reports.
Genomics is coming under fire after researchers question the effectiveness of the testing, Stat News reports.
Cincinnati-based Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine and the Christ Hospital Health Network teamed up to earn the provider contract for Lakota schools in Butler County, the city's second largest school district, the Cincinnati Business Courier reports.
Researchers analyzed the re-injury rate of young patients receiving anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction, in a study published in The American Journal of Sports Medicine.
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Here are eight orthopedic surgeons treating professional athletes in October.
The Greater Danbury (Conn.) Community Health Center expanded its hours six months ago, since that time it doubled its caseload, The Danbury News Times reports.
Versailles, Ind.-based Dearborn County Hospital Therapy & Sports Medicine opened Nov. 3, 2016.
The country of Slovenia has its first FIFA Medical Centres of Excellence, Fifa.com reports.
After a consult last week, James Andrews, MD, performed exploratory surgery on the right knee of Kansas City Chiefs' running back Jamaal Charles, the Chiefs Digest reports.