1999 Features...
12/20/99 - Strength Training for Children
12/12/99 - Sports Medicine Education Programs
11/23/99 - Ethics in High School Sports - Sports Medicine
11/11/99 - Exercising With Chronic Disease - Sports Medicine
9/20/99 - Cyclists Risk Bone Loss - Sports Medicine
7/30/99 - Sprains and Strains - Sports Medicine
7/15/99 - Understanding Carpal Tunnel Syndrome - Sports Medicine
6/24/99 - When Less Is More - Sports Medicine
6/1/99 - Physiatric Approach Towards Sports Medicine - Sports Medicine
5/6/99 - Spring Training Tips - Sports Medicine
4/21/99 - But Mark McGwire Uses It - Sports Medicine
4/3/99 - Ask an Expert - Sports Medicine
3/7/99 - Athletic Shoe Selection
2/26/99 - Shoulder Saving Tips
2/8/99 - Sports Medicine Career Information
2/1/99 - Sports Medicine Education Programs
1/25/99 - Body Composition - An Athlete's Guide
1/15/99 - Fluid Fuel for Athletes
1/4/99 - Air Pollution and Exercise - Do They Mix?
Kids can benefit from performing appropriate strength training exercises; if they do it properly.
Are you interested in a career in sports medicine? You'll need to find the right school first.
Whose responsibility is it? Yours!
From Osteoarthritis to Diabetes, your can stay in the game with the right exercise program.
Recent studies show that little old ladies aren't the only ones who need to worry about brittle bones.
What's the difference and how should it be treated? A great article by Dr. Bruce Baker.
Although CTS is a small percentage of sport related hand injuries, early detection is critical if a favorable prognosis is desired.
Training more and achieving Less? Overtraining syndrome is preventable, but only if you recognize the signs.
Physiatrists are well suited to work with athletes to re-establish function and facilitate the return to sport.
Sports injuries are especially common after a Winter of inactivity. These tips will keep you healthy as you head outside.
Andro (Androstenedione) use is gaining among athletes, but is it really just a harmless food supplement?
Free professional advice is a rarity these days. Free medical advice? Well that just doesn't exist. Unless of course, you go online.
Proper shoe fit requires looking beyond the swoosh and stripes. Here's how to find the right sports shoe for your foot.
An overview of athletic injuries to the shoulder, treatment options and prevention tips.
Help for finding the perfect internship or career in sports medicine, and fitness related professions.
Fields of study, colleges and educational coursework for students of Sports Medicine.
An overview of the most hyped yet misunderstood physiological measurement.
The low-down on water vs. sports drinks during exercise.
Does exercising in the smog of rush hour traffic make you sick? Here is why.
