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Combating forward head carriage

Chiropractic Economics

Evaluating patient posture has been an essential tool in chiropractic care for decades, and it provides us with necessary information about how well the body is adapting to trauma, stress and the influence of gravity. It’s important because it foreshadows how well the body will age and perform biomechanically and neurologically in the future. It’s also interesting to note posture analysis was used to promote the chiropractic profession. 1 “In the 1950s and 1960s, U.S. doctors of chiropractic dec

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Why do our muscles ache after a workout?

Medical Xpress: Sports Medicine & Kinesiology

The Paris 2024 Olympics have inspired you to take up running again this year. Your shoes are all laced up, your headphones plugged in, and you're off. 15 kilometers later, with no cramps or stitches to report, you're home. But two days later, shooting pains in your calves make it almost impossible to climb the stairs. And yet, before you went to bed last night you were fine, so what could have happened?

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AI in Orthopedics: Revolutionizing Diagnostics & Treatment

Orthogate

The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in orthopedics represents a paradigm shift in how diagnostic and therapeutic procedures are approached. As technology continues to evolve, AI is increasingly being recognized as a valuable tool in enhancing precision, improving patient outcomes, and streamlining workflow. This article aims to explore the landscape of AI applications within orthopedic practice, providing orthopedic surgeons, fellows, and residents with a comprehensive understanding

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Burnout in Orthopedic Surgery: Recognizing & Addressing the Challenge

Orthogate

Burnout is a pressing issue impacting many professionals, and orthopedic surgeons are no exception. The demanding nature of orthopedic surgery, with its long hours, high-stress environment, and the physical demands of the job, makes practitioners particularly vulnerable to burnout. Recognizing and addressing this challenge is crucial for maintaining the well-being of surgeons and ensuring high-quality patient care.