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• Older Patients Improve Balance with Total Knee Replacement.(04/05/11)
• Beer Prevents Weak Bones.(03/15/11)
• Don’t Overdo After Hip Replacement.(02/22/11)
• The Amazing, Vulnerable Foot.(02/01/11)
• Yoga Reduces Inflammation.(01/11/11)
• Joint replacement Surgery is Safe.(12/21/10)
• Surgery Tops No Surgery For Herniated Discs.(11/30/10)
• High school students experience severe injuries.(11/09/10)
• Increased dose of Vitamin D prevents falls.(10/19/10)
• Surgery not linked to cognitive decline.(09/28/10)
• Osteoarthritis Costs in the United States: $185 billion per year.(09/07/10)
• Total Hip Replacement without Bone Cement is Still Durable after 20 years.(08/17/10)
• Arm Fractures Among Elderly Indicate a Great Risk of Hip Fracture.(07/27/10)
• Brains role in movement could be key to ACL Injuries.(07/06/10)
• Osteoporosis.(06/15/10)
• Alternative Medicine Purchases Add Huge Cost to Total Health Care.(05/26/10)
• Rotator Cuff Vulnerability.(02/24/10)
• Carpal Tunnel Treatment.(02/03/10)
• Octogenarians Not Too Old For Knee Replacement.(01/13/10)
• Patient Falls Are Not Avoidable Errors.(12/23/09)
• Forget About Ginko.(12/02/09)
• Wikipedia.(11/11/09)
• Obesity and Arthritis Affecting Women.(10/21/09)
• Appointment Waiting Times. (09/30/09)
• Americans Postponing Healthcare.(09/09/09)
• Low Vitamin D level increases odds of death from all causes. (07/24/09)
• Patients Perception of Total Knee Arthroplasty. (07/03/09)
• Young Physicians Graduate with Heavy Debts. (06/12/09)
• Failure of Total Hip Replacement (05/22/09)
• MRI’s are Increasingly Important in Orthopaedics (05/01/09)
• Astronauts are at risk for decreased bone strength (04/10/09)
• Outpatient Surgery (03/20/09)
• Medical School Debt (02/27/09)
• Surgery is more Effective Than Splints for Carpal Tunnel (02/06/09)
• Shock Wave Therapy for Tennis Elbow (01/16/09)
• Elbow Injury (12/26/08)
• What Is Joint Effusion? (11/28/08)
• Delayed Total Knees For Women May Result In Poorer Ourcome (11/14/08)
• Bowlegged and Overweight (10/31/08)
• Reclast (10/17/08)
• Family History Of Knee Arthritis And Smoking (10/03/08)
• Poor Circulation To The Legs (09/19/08)
• Spinal Stenosis (09/05/08)
• Spinal Manipulation Does Not Improve Low Back Pain Outcome (08/22/08)
• Blood Thinners (08/08/08)
• Arthritis Of The Knee And Acupuncture (07/25/08)
• TRIGOSAMINE (07/11/08)
• Studies Support Surgery For Low Back Pain (06/27/08)
• Orthopaedic Devices Triggering Airport Metal Detectors (06/13/08)
• Genetics May Affect Hip Replacement Outcome (02/29/08)
• Total Hip Complications Are More Common In Obese Women (02/15/08)
• Exercise Boosts Brain Activity (02/01/08)
• Obesity Causes Problems in Accuracy of Reading and Diagnosing X-Rays (01/18/08)
• Epidural Injections Unproven. (01/04/08)
• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: A Risk Factor For Diabetes? (12/21/07)
• Early Obesity Raises Risk of Hip Replacement. (12/07/07)
• Ask a Hospital How Much a Knee Operation Will Cost, and You're Likely To Get a Headache! (11/23/07)
• Fitness Conscious Boomers Need Joint Replacements at Younger Age (11/09/07)
• Hip and Knee Replacement Procedures are Under Utilized (10/26/07)
• Forty Percent of Medical Liability Lawsuits are Groundless (10/12/07)
• Canadians are Healthier Than Americans (09/28/07)
• High-Resource Areas are Not Necessarily Best For Patients and Physicians (09/05/07)
• Orthopaedic Surgeons in Demand, But Difficult to Recruit (08/22/07)
• Tennis(Elbow)Anyone? (08/10/07)
• Older Patients Seeking Surgery (06/28/07)
• Stress On Arthritic Knees (05/16/07)
• The "Most Expensive" Diseases (04/06/07)
• Knee Replacements and Minorities (03/07/07)
• Knee Cartilage Tears (02/08/07)
• Healthy Lifestyles (01/14/07)
• Healthcare Costs (12/22/06)
• Bone and Joint Problems In Obese Children (10/20/06)
• Miscellaneous Info (09/04/06)
• Who's Uncovered? (05/10/06)
• Arthritis Takes its Toll. (05/01/06)
• How Orthopaedic Surgeons Relate to Complimentary and Alternative Medicine Providers. (03/03/06)
• Americans are a little taller, but a lot heavier than forty years ago. (01/08/06)
• Nine Diseases Doctors Misdiagnose. (09/22/05)
• Arthritis Takes Heavy Financial Toll and Causes Untold Human Suffering. (08/23/05)
• Older Adults Who Wear Athletic Shoes Have The Lowest Risk Of Falling. (06/22/05)
• Quality of Care is Equivalent in Community and Teaching Hospitals. (05/12/05)
• Eating Fresh Cherries May Help Fight Arthritis. (03/30/2005)
• Ortohopaedic Print Advertisements Are Often Misleading. (10/26/2004)
• The Cost Of Medical Liability. (08/16/2004)
• Nurses Are Considered The Most Honest, Ethical Professionals. (05/31/2004)
• Health Care Spending In The United States. (04/07/2004)
• Musculoskeletal Disorders = Lost Work Days. (02/24/2004)
• US Pays The Most For Healthcare. (01/14/2004)
• Living With Chronic Pain. (12/04/2003)
• Doctors Don't Let Patients Talk. (10/21/2003)
• Pain Threshold Genetically Linked. (09/12/2003)
• What is the Bone and Joint Decade? (08/05/2003)
• Why Elderly Persons Fall (06/11/2003)
• Health Care Spending Tops 1.4 Trillion Dollars in 2001 (04/16/2003)
• New procedures reported in the print media (02/15/2003)
• Joint Juice (01/25/2003)
• Ginkgo for Memory Enhancement
• Recall of Cryolife tissue
• Annual Physicals: Some New Thoughts
• Bone Mineral Density Screening
• The Pew Internet and American Life Project
• Internet and Health Care in the United States, France, Germany and Japan
• THE USE OF THE INTERNET BY ORTHOPAEDIC OUTPATIENTS
• Patients Report Problems with Their Physician
• Herbal Medications and Surgery
• Exercise and Arthritis of the Knee
• Vitamin E and Osteoarthritis
• Caffeine and Osteoporosis
• AAOS articles
• Health On the Net Foundation (HON)
• New Library Articles

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