Not the conclusion one would have expected. All things being equal, why do some patients do worse than others? Clue: it’s not ...

What do you do when the femur literally vanishes after you’ve fixed the fracture? This case study of a standard mid-shaft ...

One of the hottest pharmacological trends in medicine, GLP-1 receptor agonists like Ozempic, comes with a key red flag for ...

What treatment kids get should not depend on the card in Mom or Dad’s wallet—commercial insurance or Medicaid. But there is good news. More health care availability has closed the gap.

How important is fellowship training? A new 1.1 million case study using PearlDiver data nails the answer. Conclusion?

No new drug, no new device, no new protocol, just flip your opioid advice script – for better patient outcomes. New study spells it all out. Best of all, it’s ridiculously cost effective.

Eternal vigilance plus obsessive attention to detail keeps post-op infections at bay. But…which details? New JAAOS study updates anti-infection protocols for shoulder surgery. Post these on the wall.

Learning the lower trapezius transfer takes, per a new JAAOS study, about 14 cases. That’s the bad news. The good news is great outcomes, case #1 to #14. Check it out.

Every spine surgeon has seen it: the herniated lumbar disc that somehow…vanishes. No scalpel. No cage. No fusion. Just one day, the MRI shows something that wasn’t there before— nothing. Welcome to ...

Acute lateral ankle sprain? How about heel kicking rehab? Read this study from BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders journal. Results may surprise you. Traditional Chinese Medicine.