Bone Health and Fractures – Food for Healthy Bones

Bone Health and Fractures – Food for Healthy Bones

Article reposted with permission from Dr. Lani Simpson: https://lanisimpson.com/blogs/news Article Summary: • Fractures can be a sign of poor bone health, although they are common. • Bones are living tissues that require a balance of resorption and formation to remain healthy. • Factors that can contribute to poor bone health include age, gender, genetics, diet…

How to heal a torn shoulder

How to heal a torn shoulder

Each year, approximately 2 million people in the United States suffer from a shoulder tear injury. Recovery can vary from a few weeks of rest to surgery, depending on the severity of the tear. Treating shoulder injuries is crucial to ensure that the muscles and connective tissue can heal properly, ensuring your strength and mobility…

Call for submissions: Anterior Hip Foundation May 2024

For the first time, AHF2024 will feature electronic posters and multimedia presentations covering all aspects of hip arthroplasty. Prizes will be awarded to the highest scoring entries. We accept the following submission formats: ePoster: Inclusion in the electronic ePoster section at the symposium, as well as inclusion on the AHF website and in the electronically…

You Don’t Look Sick – Living With Rheumatoid Arthritis: FOOT DOCTOR

I started my day with a taxi to the foot doctor. I know it’s a podiatrist, but doesn’t foot doctor sound better? She is the doctor who performed my ligament surgery years ago. She couldn’t believe it hurt both feet. She sent me down for x-rays. Very specific x-rays. I went back to her office…