🔹 What do you think makes a great suregon? Technical skills? “Good hands?” Or is it something deeper? We dive into what sets top surgeons apart, how surgical performance can be trained and why some of the best aren't always who you'd expect. 🎧 Catch the episode podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/w...

@worldofrunning.bsky.social: we totally agree! Running and exercise are the best medicine! After lots and lots of questions, we did a podcast on why running isn't bad for knees, and doesn't increase the risk of arthritis! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/b...

What actually is impingement of the shoulder, and how does exercise actually make the symptoms go away? When do injections (steroids, PRP)) help? Curious? Find out next week on our 6 to 8 weeks Podcast!

Coming this week to our podcast: What is the sports medicine fellowship like in 2025? Learn from our recent fellows in this weeks’ podcast. Listen in and subscribe below: 6 to 8 weeks podcast podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/6...

It's hard to know when to fix an AC joint injury--right away? Wait and see how you do? Does timing actually matter? We compiled all the evidence and put together a podcast here for people to learn from. TLDR: no rush to getting these fixed, and most don't need surgery!

Is running safe…or even good for your cartilage and tendons? We discuss next week on our podcast. Stay tuned by subscribing and listening in! 🏃🏃‍♀️🦵 podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/6...

Reminder!⚠️ Interested in sports medicine or medical papers? Check out one of our most recent podcast to learn from Dr. Jed Kuhn about what editors are specifically looking for! ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️ podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/b...

This week--listen to @columbiauniversity.bsky.social ortho grad Dr. Confino and @uwbadgers.bsky.social linebacker Dr. Trotter discuss their pearls from fellowship on our pod this week--drops later this week with @drniravpandya.bsky.social and @brianfeeleymd.bsky.social.

It's hard to know when to fix an AC joint injury--right away? Wait and see how you do? Does timing actually matter? We compiled all the evidence and put together a podcast here for people to learn from. TLDR: no rush to getting these fixed, and most don't need surgery. @drniravpandya.bsky.social