Sports Medicine


Feature Writer: Terry Zeigler
Terry A Zeigler, Bethella Rose Renkoski

Sports Medicine on Suite101.com focuses articles on a wide range of topics within the broad arena of sports medicine. Articles will include current events and trends in the field of sports medicine along with presenting information on epidemiological studies within specific sports. Information will also be presented on the mechanisms of injury as well as prevention, emergency treatment, and rehabilitation of specific injuries.

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Italian Cyclist Tests Positive for Blood Doping

In: Sports Medicine (general)

Rebellin tested positive for an advanced version of a blood-boosting drug. New tests were able to detect the substance from retroactive samples. more...

Congress Reviews NFL Head Injuries

In: Sports Medicine (general)

As the body of evidence grows linking repeated concussions to permanent brain deterioration, Congress calls for an independent study. more...

Effects of Immobilization on the Shoulder

In: Sports Medicine (general)

Immobilization and/or non-use of the shoulder can create a domino of negative effects within the joint. Early mobility is important for joint health. more...

Glenoid Labral Tears

In: Sports Medicine (general)

The glenoid labrum can suffer a tear either through an acute injury or through degeneration over time. Treatment is based on the type of tear. more...

Debate Over Aluminum Bats Continues

In: Sports Medicine (general)

A jury found that the maker of the Louisville Slugger aluminum bat did not adequately warn potential users of the risk of using the bat. more...

Bicipital Tendinitis

In: Sports Medicine (general)

Frequently associated with repetitive overhead movements, this injury can cause pain, inflammation, and weakness in the front of the shoulder. more...

Shoulder Impingement Syndrome

In: Sports Medicine (general)

Diagnosing impingement syndrome correctly and early is important to prevent permanent damage to the supraspinatus and stabilizing structures. more...

High School Cheerleading Squads at Risk

In: Sports Medicine (general)

If qualified coaches with cheerleading experience are not available at the high school level, then cheerleading squads need to keep their feet on the ground. more...

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