The Latest Breaking News from Sports Medicine

The study revealed how many times a week to do the exercises and which movements to prioritise in your gym or home workout

The "fart walking" TikTok trend involves going for a stroll after a meal to reduce bloating and gas and aid digestion. Here's everything you need to know, and whether or not it could help you.

Arthritis and bursitis are common causes of joint pain, yet many people confuse them. While both result in discomfort, they are distinct in causes, symptoms, and treatments. Dr. Venkatesh Movva, regenerative orthopedic and sports medicine specialist, explains these differences and how regenerative therapies can help.

Musculoskeletal injuries present unique challenges in the athletic world, requiring precise interventions that balance immediate relief with sustainable recovery. Orthopedic nurse practitioners are at the forefront of managing these injuries, leveraging their advanced expertise to deliver comprehensive care. Through a combination of diagnostic acumen, rehabilitation strategies, and technological integration, orthopedic…

ESPN reports Erik McCoy's sports hernia surgery is scheduled at Andrews Sports Medicine in Birmingham:

Concerns about the long-term impacts of concussion and head injury have become prominent in recent years, particularly among participants and stakeholders of contact and collision sports.

As the global perspective on cannabis undergoes a significant transformation, its implications in various fields are being reconsidered, and sports medicine is no exception. The potential of cannabis to aid in athlete care and recovery has sparked ...

You must have definitely come across the term Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT). It is increasingly gaining popularity across various medical fields due to its diverse therapeutic benefits and applications. HBOT offers a non-invasive and effective treatment option in medicine and specialized fields like sports medicine and neurology.

NEW DELHI: All of the Indian competitors competing in the Paris Olympics, including star javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra, were deemed "fit enough" by renowned sports medicine specialist Dr. Dinshaw Pardiwala on Sunday to take the stage when the quadrennial spectacle begins on July 26.