EOA Resident award paper presentations Monday night. Over 1000 abstracts submitted from 116 programs for these 8 presentations and awards. Please join if you can. https://t.co/eZbthkVdhH
In 2018, 226 out of 256 players drafted to the NFL were multiple sport athletes in high school. That's 88.2% of NFL draft picks. Encourage youth athletes to play multiple sports as it allows for specific muscle groups to rest & recover minimizing injury risk. #STOPFactOfTheMonth
Returning to sport isn't going to be as easy as the flip of a switch. Read up on how youth sports as we once knew it may be further away than anticipated and what our new normal may look like.
https://t.co/r0JHAxePVH
This study found that regular exercise may reduce the risk of acute respiratory distress syndrome, a major cause of death in patients with the COVID-19 virus. Creating strong workout habits from a young age is crucial in living a long, healthy life. #STOP https://t.co/BeErDZS1rZ
Did you know May is National Physical Activity and Sports month? This month, encourage kids to take the Presidential Youth Fitness Program @ Home Challenge. Stay fit while earning the chance to win prizes along the way. The best of both worlds!
https://t.co/wDGLtrJ9dU
Tom Rogers, former President of NBC Cable and founder of CNBC, is our Howard Steel Lecturer! Register today for the Annual Meeting, October 28-31. #EOATheNext50Years#EOA2020Naples
My son’s godfather @BolonaMD who is in Guayaquil, 🇪🇨 Ecuador battling #CoronaOutbreak first line. @MayoClinic ICU fellow and I can’t believe what he’s going through. All ICU beds occupied, people dying and laying on the street. #apocalyptic was his term. 🙏🏻🙏🏻 stay healthy
We’re excited to announce Dr. Scott Boden as this year’s Presidential Guest Speaker! Make plans to attend the Annual Meeting, October 28-31. Hotel reservations are open and meeting registration will open soon – stay tuned! #EOATheNext50Years#EOA2020Naples
Kathryn Stockbower, MD, Sports Medicine fellow at @ChildrensColo presented research for @TheAMSSM on the psychosocial aspects of youth sport specialization. Highly specialized athletes have more depression. anxiety and fatigue in comparison to non-specializers.
@KathrynStockbo1
Attention parents...if you have a child playing youth sports and you have a coach that is pressuring your child to specialize in one sport year round I’d love for you to tag that coach and have him tell me why??
Seriously it’s a subject I’m very passionate about....
@MDMillerMDUVA My indications keep expanding. Unfortunately, we know what happens if you don’t fix it. The question is who can we change the natural history in by repairing? Also “finding” many more in knees w ACL tears and higher level pivot shifts.
This study on elbow MRIs done on pitchers ages 12-15 before & after the little league season showed that 58% of athletes had abnormal findings on their MRI.
https://t.co/4hBkVxXZ4G
Dr. Buckley recommends taking a look at these MLB PitchSmart guidelines⬇
https://t.co/JwyoiHKV97