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August 27, 2026/Orthopaedics/Sports Health

Percutaneous Tenotomy Offers Another Option When Conservative Care Falls Short in Chronic Tendinopathy

Ultrasound-guided debridement for selected patients with persistent symptoms

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August 25, 2026/Orthopaedics/Sports Health

WISER: A New Comprehensive Care Model for the Woman Athlete

Cleveland Clinic’s new program uses a cross-institute model to provide complete care for women of all ages and athletic levels

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What Health Informatics Means in Physical Therapy

PTs’ roles as educators and translators make them a natural fit for informatics

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Recognizing Iron Deficiency in Teen Athletes

When ‘normal’ ferritin is not enough

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Advancing Global Sports Medicine Through Two Strategic Collaborations

Cleveland Clinic’s Global Peak Performance Center and PGA TOUR partnership pair advanced assessment with longitudinal follow-up to enhance clinical decision-making

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Advancing Athlete Recovery: The Role of Biodex Isokinetic Testing and Force Plates

Innovations and practical insights for safe return to sport after lower-limb injury

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April 8, 2026/Orthopaedics/Tumor

Innovations That Are Transforming Osteosarcoma Outcomes

The rare and aggressive form of bone cancer requires specialized treatment, but new and emerging therapies are providing hope for patients

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Return to Sport Rates Following Total Knee Arthroplasty

With a better understanding of timelines and contributing factors, clinicians can help athletes undergoing TKAs set realistic expectations

Collapsed athlete on field with team

Protecting Athletes From Sudden Cardiac Death

Even seemingly healthy athletes can be at risk for SCD, making prevention a complex challenge

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February 10, 2026/London

Longevity and Playing Football: What Does the Evidence Say?

Findings reinforce the benefits of long-term high physical activity, lower smoking rates and better baseline health

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