Dr. Samuel R. Goldstein was a guest on WJOX 94.5 FM’s 3 Man Front Show on Wednesday, November 21, 2018. Dr. Goldstein discussed tips on how to avoid Turkey Bowl injuries this Thanksgiving with Cole Cubelic, Landrum Roberts and Aaron Suttles.
Thank you to Competitor Running writer, Laura Peill, for inviting Dr. Cherie Miner to provide her insight for her article - Facilitating Optimal Injury Recovery. The article published on Greatist.com Thursday, November 1, 2018.
The NBC series, “The Champion Within" features the powerful and inspiring stories of successful athletes who exemplify what it really means to be a champion. Hosted by Lauren Thompson of Golf Channel’s "Morning Drive," "The Champion Within" introduces audiences to professional and amateur athletes who have overcome obstacles to ultimately achieve transcendent moments in the world of sports.
Thank you to Greatist writer, Deanna Bebara, for inviting Dr. Michael K. Ryan to provide his insight for her article - 6 Tips for Getting Back Into Running (When You Really Don't Want To). The article published on Greatist.com Thursday, October 25, 2018.
ST. LOUIS • Could a shrimp hold the secret to keeping Cardinals pitchers healthy? With the help of Washington University researchers, the answer might be yes.
Leading up to a long distance road race like the upcoming 2018 Mercedes-Benz Marathon Weekend (Friday, February 9 - Sunday, February 11), our practice generally sees an increase in foot, ankle & knee injuries.
Years ago, a father from Minnesota brought his 12-year-old son with an achy elbow down to the famed Andrews Sports Medicine and Orthopaedic Center in Birmingham, Ala., to be examined by renowned surgeon Dr. Jeffrey Dugas.
The youngster was pushing 6-feet and firing fastballs in the low 80s; and his dad was happily reciting how many no-hitters his son had already thrown and savoring all the strikeouts he had recorded.
Andrew Nuss goes through the motions as he stands on the pitcher’s mound in the same public park where he started playing baseball when he was five years old.
Over the years, he’s developed quite a fastball—reaching speeds of 87 miles an hour.
Andrew, who’s 18 now, hopes to play Major League Baseball. That’s why he had Tommy John surgery last May to replace the torn ligament in his elbow.
Thank you to The Dan Patrick Show for providing Dr. James Andrews the platform to share this very important message!