Michigan State University

Few researchers can claim to be a pioneer in their field quite like Teresa K. Woodruff, PhD.

DALLAS —Patients who did not have patella resurfacing at the time of total knee arthroplasty had increased revision rates, according to data presented at the American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons Annual Meeting.

So, yes, I do have a “tennis elbow.”

Since I launched this blog, I have regularly written about months. For example, I have often written about April, being my birth month (and my daughter’s birth month, same day) and the birth month of multiple family members and close friends.

The other day, I was rounding with our fellow in one of our teaching hospitals. As we stopped at a nursing station, a physician was sitting at a computer.

This blog launched in November 2016, and the inaugural post marked the occasion of the International Diabetes Federation’s World Diabetes Day, a global day of recognizing the burdens of diabetes on humans.

I was driving out of our cul-de-sac around 7:20 this morning, heading to work.

This is the next part of a discussion that is dear to my heart. The first part was posted in spring 2018.

To start with, and to reduce the stress of suspense, I wish to clarify that “OCD” in this post does not denote obsessive compulsive disorder, but rather obsessive coffee drinking.

In patients with severe aortic stenosis and obesity, transcatheter aortic valve replacement was associated with better rates of in-hospital mortality and other outcomes compared with surgery, according to a meta-analysis.