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Sports Medicine

6 articles

Athlete in motion with glowing knee joint, symbolizing optimized knee health and successful return to play after ACL reconstruction.
Performance Longevity

Optimizing Knee Health for Return to Play: Addressing Protocol Gaps

Despite comprehensive rehabilitation protocols, approximately 30% of patients who undergo ACL reconstruction suffer a retear, meniscal, or contralateral knee injury in the years following surgery.

Simone Jeng·June 27, 2026
Baseball pitcher in motion, with a visual emphasis on core and pelvic stability, representing improved athlete diagnosis and development.
Strength & Conditioning

New Athlete Diagnosis Pillars Boost Baseball Development

Throwing athletes with decreased lumbopelvic control in a single leg stance were significantly more likely to miss over 30 days of a baseball season due to injury, according to a study in evaluation a

Elena Pappas·June 13, 2026
A marathon runner crossing the finish line showing signs of extreme exertion, with medical professionals observing in the background.
Training Theory

Marathon runners show post-race spikes in cardiac biomarkers

After crossing the finish line, many marathon runners exhibit blood markers for heart damage that exceed clinical thresholds.

Hana Kim·June 12, 2026
Cristiano Ronaldo receiving advanced sports medicine treatment for a hamstring injury, showcasing the cutting-edge technology aiding his recovery for a potential World Cup 2026 appearance.
Nutrition Science

Sports medicine aids Ronaldo's swift recovery for World Cup 2026

Cristiano Ronaldo sustained a hamstring injury during Al-Nassr’s match against Al-Fayha, prompting an immediate trip to Spain.

Talia Sharir·June 11, 2026
Para-athlete receiving urgent medical care from a specialized team on a sports field, highlighting improved safety standards.
Recovery & Mobility

IPC updates 2026 para-sport medical coverage standards

A recent internal audit revealed 60% of para-sport events in the last year failed to meet minimum medical staffing requirements set by the International Paralympic Committee (IPC), according to the IP

Hana Kim·June 9, 2026
Nutrition Science

Sports pharmacy training gaps hinder athlete healthcare integration

Only 22.5% of Norwegian pharmacy students have received training in sports pharmacy, according to a study published in pmc . This deficiency directly increases athlete risk of inadvertent doping viola

Talia Sharir·June 9, 2026