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Results showed self-detection of foot strike pattern may decrease the risk of running-related injuries in endurance runners. However varying characteristics in footwear may impact athletes’ ability to accurately detect foot strike patterns.

Use of telehealth for patients who require orthopedic oncological care may yield cost savings with noninferior clinical outcomes vs. in-office visits, according to published results.

ASH has announced its three inaugural quality improvement champions.

In this video from the Academic Orthopaedic Consortium Business & Leadership Symposium, Thomas Krupko, MD, discussed changes made at his institution that have shifted the culture regarding staff belonging and engagement.

A multi-institutional team of researchers developed an AI model designed to predict which patients with breast cancer are most likely to experience chronic pain.

Decreased intake of extra-virgin olive oil within a whole-food, plant-based diet may help to lower LDL among individuals at risk for atherosclerotic CVD, according to a study published in Journal of the American Heart Association.

The social media revolution in oncology is well under way.

People with narcolepsy were more likely than propensity score-matched people without narcolepsy to develop heart disease, regardless of sleep apnea status, according to a retrospective cohort study.

An mRNA cancer vaccine developed at University of Florida may have the ability to reprogram the immune system against glioblastoma, findings of a first-in-human trial showed.

Poverty and chronic inflammation together may have a “synergistic” impact leading to higher all-cause mortality, including a 127% increased heart disease mortality risk and a 196% higher risk for cancer mortality, according to data.