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Andrew W. Gurman, MD, has taken up his new role as president of the American Medical Association.

Robert Watkins III, MD, is examining New York Mets' third baseman David Wright, according to a Wall Street Journal report.

Westport, Conn.-based Q30 Innovations’ Q-Collar shows promising early evidence in reducing brain injuries.

The University of Kentucky in Lexington and the Jockey’s Guild are preparing for a three-year pilot study designed to become the first comprehensive jockey concussion management protocol study, according to The Horse.

Blood clots, specifically deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism, are common complications following certain total joint replacement surgeries, such as total hip arthroplasty and total knee arthroplasty.

The International Tennis Foundation banned Ukrainian physician Elena Dorofeyeva, MD, PhD, for administering an illegal substance to Women’s Tennis Association Tour player Kateryna Kozlova, according to The New York Times.

An American Journal of Sports Medicine study found student-athletes who focus on one sport in high school can lead to a higher injury rate, Business Insider reports.

Houston Methodist St. John Hospital and Friendswood (Texas) High School Athletics expanded their sports medicine agreement through 2022, according to Friendswood Journal.

Stanford (Calif.) Health Care will serve as the medical provider for the 71st U.S. Women's Open Championship.

On June 9, New York-Presbyterian/Queens officially opened its new Orthopedics and Sports Medicine Center in Queens.