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  • What to Do When Your Shoulder Is Injured at Work

    What to Do When Your Shoulder Is Injured at Work

    A shoulder injury at work can be painful, stressful, and disruptive—especially when it interferes with your ability to do your job or care for your family. If you’ve recently suffered a workplace shoulder injury, it’s important to understand your options for treatment, recovery, and workers' compensation.

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  • What to Do When Your Knee Is Injured at Work

    What to Do When Your Knee Is Injured at Work

    A knee injury at work can leave you struggling with mobility, discomfort, and uncertainty about the future. Whether you slipped, twisted, or suffered an impact, ignoring the problem could make it worse.

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  • Preventing ACL Tears: Strengthening Exercises for Soccer Players

    Preventing ACL Tears: Strengthening Exercises for Soccer Players

    An ACL tear can sideline a soccer player for months, potentially ending a season or even a budding career. The good news is you can significantly reduce your chances of injury by strengthening key muscles and improving stability.

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  • Arthroscopic Surgery: How Anti-Inflammatory Foods Aid Shoulder and Knee Recovery

    Arthroscopic Surgery: How Anti-Inflammatory Foods Aid Shoulder and Knee Recovery

    Recovering from arthroscopic shoulder or knee surgery? Your body needs the right fuel to heal efficiently. While rest, physical therapy, and follow-up care are essential, what you eat can significantly impact your recovery speed.

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  • What Causes Shoulder Pain in Tennis Players?

    What Causes Shoulder Pain in Tennis Players?

    Tennis pushes your body to its limits, requiring endurance, agility, and precision. The sport’s repetitive overhead motions and intense physical demands put significant strain on the shoulder, increasing the risk of pain and injury. Recognizing the causes of shoulder pain in tennis players is essential for effective prevention and treatment, keeping athletes strong and competitive on the court.

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  • American Association of Nurse Anesthesiology - AANA
  • American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine - AOSSM
  • UCLA - David Geffen School of Medicine
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  • American Association of Nurse Anesthesiology - AANA
  • American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine - AOSSM
  • UCLA - David Geffen School of Medicine
  • RUSH