Podcasts about sports medicine program

Dr. Schwartz joins the WIP Morning Show breaking down the reality of the Eagles injuries, and what to expect with the next playoff game 6 days out. Tune in weekdays 6-10 AM EST on 94 WIP or on the Audacy app! Dr. Schwartz is Co-director of Virtua Health's Sports Medicine Program. In addition, Dr. Schwartz is the immediate past Chief of Orthopaedics and the immediate past Chairman of the Department of Surgery at Virtua Memorial Hospital of Burlington County.

In this inspiring episode of the Leadership is Female Podcast, we are honored to welcome Dr. Mary K. Mulcahey, a trailblazer in orthopaedic sports medicine. Dr. Mulcahey, who serves as the Chief of the Sports Medicine Division and Professor at Loyola University Medical Center, shares her journey, insights, and the pivotal role of self-confidence in achieving success. Tune in as we dive into her career highlights, personal motivations, and the impactful work she's doing for female athletes. Guest: Dr. Mary K. Mulcahey, MDPosition: Chief, Division of Sports Medicine, Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery and Rehabilitation at Loyola University Medical CenterSpecializations: Shoulder and knee surgery, Sports MedicineWebsite: Loyola Medicine - Mary K. MulcaheyPersonal Website: Mary Mulcahey, MD Key Topics Discussed: Introduction to Dr. Mary K. MulcaheyDr. Mulcahey discusses her role as a board-certified orthopaedic surgeon specializing in sports medicine and shoulder and knee surgery. She shares her background, including her education at Dartmouth College and the University of Rochester, her residency at Brown University, and fellowships at San Diego Arthroscopy and Sports Medicine. Career Journey and Achievements How she rose to become the Chief of Sports Medicine at Loyola University Medical Center and a Professor in the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery and Rehabilitation. Her recent promotion to Full Professor and her role as Director of the Women's Sports Medicine Program. Her involvement with various boards and committees, including the AOSSM Education Committee and the AJSM Electronic Media Editorial Board. The Role of Self-ConfidenceDr. Mulcahey shares how self-confidence has been integral to her success, providing practical advice for building and maintaining confidence in a competitive field. Overcoming HurdlesInsight into the biggest challenges Dr. Mulcahey has faced in her career and how she has navigated these obstacles to advance in her field. Balancing Work and Personal Life How Dr. Mulcahey manages her professional commitments while maintaining a balanced personal life. Her role as a team physician for the Loyola University Chicago Ramblers and what it entails. Choosing Board MembershipsAn exploration of how Dr. Mulcahey selects the boards and committees she serves on and the impact these roles have on her professional growth and the field of sports medicine. Motivation and RewardsDr. Mulcahey discusses what drives her in her career and the most rewarding aspects of her work, especially in the context of advancing women's sports medicine. Resources Mentioned: Women's Sports Medicine Program at Loyola Chicago Tribune Article on the Women's Sports Medicine Program Loyola Medicine - Mary K. Mulcahey Mary Mulcahey, MD Personal Website Connect with Dr. Mary K. Mulcahey: LinkedIn Profile If you enjoyed this episode and found Dr. Mulcahey's insights valuable, be sure to subscribe to the Leadership is Female Podcast for more inspiring stories and leadership advice. Follow us on social media and leave a review to help us reach more listeners interested in female leadership and empowerment. Host: instagram.com/emilyjaenson Show: instagram.com/leadershipisfemale Thank you for tuning in to this episode of the Leadership is Female Podcast. Join us next time for more empowering conversations with incredible women leaders. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/leadershipisfemale/support

A new study finds kids are leaving sports because of too much training, injuries and burnout. Newsline with Brigitte Quinn spoke with Dr. Joel Brenner, Medical Director of the Sports Medicine Program at The Children's Hospital of The King's Daughters in Norfolk, VA about the trend and how to reverse it.

Midday presents another edition of What Hurts Today? This series is an homage to everyone who gets out there and works out and plays hard and gets moving and sometimes gets in a little trouble when muscles you didn't know you had start making themselves known the old fashioned way: they hurt. So, we humbly ask, “What hurts today?,” and we encourage you to call us and let us know. And we are delighted that Dr. Miho Tanaka is back to help sort out what you can do about what hurts, and perhaps what you can do moving forward to keep from hurting in the future. Dr. Tanaka is an orthopedic surgeon, the Director of the Women's Sports Medicine Program at Massachusetts General Hospital, and an associate professor at the Harvard Medical School. She is also the Chief Medical Officer for the New England Revolution Pro Soccer team, and a physician for the Boston Red Sox, the Boston Ballet, and a professional frisbee team, the Boston Glory.Email us at midday@wypr.org, tweet us: @MiddayWYPR, or call us at 410-662-8780.

CTL Script/ Top Stories of October 28th    Publish Date: October 27th Henssler :15  From the Ingles Studio Welcome to the Award-Winning Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast  Today is Saturday, October 28th and Happy 55th Birthday to Julia Roberts I'm Keith Ippolito and here are the stories Cherokee is talking about, presented by Credit Union of Georgia.  Alpharetta Woman Charged After Fatal Crash Senate Panel Hears Tragic Stories From Georgia's Foster Care System Northside Hospital Cherokee's Katie Pearson Named Outstanding Woman in Healthcare Plus, a conversation with celebrity chef Brian Duffy from the Food Network on the red white and blue BBQ competition. We'll have all this and more coming up on the Cherokee Tribune-Ledger Podcast, and if you're looking for Community news, we encourage you to listen and subscribe!  Commercial: CU of GA – ESOG  STORY 1: Alpharetta Woman Charged After Fatal Crash Hailey Williamson, a 20-year-old woman from Alpharetta, has been arrested in connection with a crash that resulted in the death of a motorcycle rider. She is charged with second-degree vehicular homicide and failure to yield right of way. The charges are misdemeanors. According to an arrest warrant filed by the Holly Springs Police Department, the crash occurred when Williamson illegally turned left from Sixes Road eastbound, failing to yield to traffic, and collided with a motorcycle. The motorcycle rider, Lester Berry, aged 63, from Holly Springs, sustained fatal injuries in the collision. Williamson was arrested and booked into the Cherokee County jail, but she was released on a $2,211 bond the following day. STORY 2: U.S. Senate Panel Hears Tragic Stories From Georgia's Foster Care System A U.S. Senate subcommittee, chaired by Sen. Jon Ossoff of Georgia, is conducting a bipartisan investigation into the treatment of foster children in the United States, including a review of audits by the Georgia Division of Family & Children Services (DFCS). The investigation revealed that DFCS failed to address risks and safety concerns in 84% of cases brought to its attention. The subcommittee heard testimony from a mother, Rachel Aldridge, whose two-year-old daughter, Brooklyn, died in foster care. Another witness, Mon'a Houston, shared her five-year experience in foster care, detailing overmedication, restraints, and isolation. Expert witnesses emphasized that these failures are systemic and not due to individual caseworkers. Sen. Ossoff stressed the need for long-overdue reforms to protect vulnerable children. STORY 3: Northside Hospital Cherokee's Katie Pearson Named Outstanding Woman in Healthcare Katie Pearson, the Director of Operations at Northside Hospital Cherokee, was honored with the Outstanding Woman in Healthcare Award for 2023 by the Georgia Alliance of Community Hospitals. Pearson's transformative work on behalf of Northside Hospital Cherokee and its patients, including enhancing the continuum of care with local senior care facilities, developing a Transitional Care Clinic, and leading the Sports Medicine Program, contributed to her recognition. She has also been active in various community positions, emphasizing her commitment to improving the quality of life for residents in Cherokee County and surrounding communities. The award was presented at GACH's 40th Annual Conference on October 12, 2023. We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. 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Dr. Mark Schwartz is an Orthopedic Surgeon with Burlington County Orthopedic Specialists located in Mt Laurel, NJ. Dr Schwartz is Co-Director of Virtua Health's Sports Medicine Program. He is also Chief of Orthopedics and Chairman of the Department of Surgery at Virtua Memorial Hospital.

Where You AT? Athletic Training Around The Globe This episode can also be found on “The NATA-Cast” feed wherever podcasts are found. Something like This is an exclusive sneak peek into another podcast I hosted with NATA called “Where You AT? which is a special 4-part series on “The NATA-Cast”. Guests: Rusty McKuneRusty is the Ambulatory Supervisor for the Sports Medicine Program at Nebraska Medicine.  He serves as the Chair of the BOC International Committee.  He is also the Past President for the Mid-America Athletic Trainers Association and the Governmental Affairs Chair for the Nebraska State Athletic Trainers Association.  He has been an NATA Member for 32 years. Alvaro Garcia-RomeroAlvaro is a MSAT Program Director at Camilo Jose Cela University in Madrid Spain, which is home to the First International Program Accredited by CAATE. He serves as Chair of the International Committee at CAATE. Also is Head of Medical and Performance Department at Watford Football Club in English Football League. Matt KutzMatt is a Clinical Professor at Florida International University in the Doctor of Athletic Training program. He serves as Chair of the NATA's International Committee and VP of WFATT. Matt is a Senior Associate Editor of the ATEJ. He has numerous awards and books, and is a 28+ year member of the NATA.This episode can also be found on “The NATA-Cast” feed wherever podcasts are found. Something like “This is an exclusive sneak peek into another podcast I hosted with NATA called “Where You AT? which is a special 4-part series on “The NATA-Cast”. Enjoy!”

Muscle Memory: How Your Brain Maps the World with Muscle Tone with Dr. Michael Lovich, Pt. 2FAKTR Podcast Episode 54Featuring: Dr. Michael LovichEPISODE SUMMARYIn today's episode, we finish up our two part training with Dr. Michael Lovich titled Muscle Memory: How your Brain Uses Muscle Tone to Map the World.Muscle memory is the ability of muscles to perform actions without neuronal input. It is related to the brain's ability to map out the body using muscle tone, and integrates with vestibular and visual inputs. Today Dr. Lovich will discuss the importance of understanding the interplay between the brain and body to help determine the root cause of seemingly unrelated symptoms in patientsWe will also chat about the relationship between muscle memory and chronic pain and how reflexogenic systems can be used to treat musculoskeletal cases that are not responding to careABOUT OUR SPEAKER:Today's guest speaker helping us tackle this topic is Dr. Michael Lovich, a Board Certified Chiropractic Functional Neurologist, and Board Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician. He holds a Masters of Science in sports medicine with additional training in brain based functional medicine, and functional movement based rehabilitation. He has served as a medical director and a member of the medical staff for various organizations and events in professional, amateur, collegiate and high school athletics.He specializes in integrating the physical aspects of sports medicine and chiropractic care with the brain's neurological and physiological systems that are often overlooked. He is a partner of Delta S Performance, Functional Neurology and Sports Medicine, with clinics in the Denver and Boulder metro areas and clinical adjunct faculty and a course designer for Evidence Based Concussion Management and Care for University of Western States' Sports Medicine Program.This Episode Sponsored by: Chinagel Topical Pain Reliever. Learn more about this topical pain reliever and our FAKTRx Soft Tissue Creme with Chinagel in our online store at https://faktr-store.comThis episode is also sponsored by Southeast Professional Education Group. If you've ever been interested in teaching CE courses, have a need for help with a conference or virtual summit or have a need for an online learning platform, our team would love to talk to you.Schedule a meeting here and let's chat: https://bookme.name/jessicariddle/online-course-dev-consultationLINKS:Submit your questions for an upcoming Q&A episode here: https://2earrqgh.paperform.coWant to stay informed about upcoming events, special offers, new products, courses and more? Click the link below to get on our email list (you'll be glad you did): https://dsb2mjfm.paperform.co/Watch the full video replay of this training here: https://event.webinarjam.com/go/replay/92/0v079hwnikmsgzs2CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/FAKTRconceptINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/FAKTREDUCATION/LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/faktrPATREON: https://www.patreon.com/FAKTR

Muscle Memory: How Your Brain Maps the World with Muscle Tone with Dr. Michael Lovich, Pt. 2FAKTR Podcast Episode 53Featuring: Dr. Michael LovichEPISODE SUMMARYIn today's episode, we kick off a new two part training with Dr. Michael Lovich titled Muscle Memory: How your Brain Uses Muscle Tone to Map the World.I find the inner - workings of the human brain absolutely fascinating and when it comes to pain science, the healthcare community has barely scratched the surface when it comes to understanding the muli-faceted aspects of a very complex interaction between the brain and the body.In this training, Dr. Lovich will discuss how the brain maps out the body using muscle tone, and how that integrates with vestibular and visual inputs. A patient may come into your office with several seemingly unrelated symptoms and understanding this interplay between the brain and body can help you better determine the root cause.ABOUT OUR SPEAKER:Today's guest speaker helping us tackle this topic is Dr. Michael Lovich, a Board Certified Chiropractic Functional Neurologist, and Board Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician. He holds a Masters of Science in sports medicine with additional training in brain based functional medicine, and functional movement based rehabilitation. He has served as a medical director and a member of the medical staff for various organizations and events in professional, amateur, collegiate and high school athletics.He specializes in integrating the physical aspects of sports medicine and chiropractic care with the brain's neurological and physiological systems that are often overlooked. He is a partner of Delta S Performance, Functional Neurology and Sports Medicine, with clinics in the Denver and Boulder metro areas and clinical adjunct faculty and a course designer for Evidence Based Concussion Management and Care for University of Western States' Sports Medicine Program.This Episode Sponsored by: Chinagel Topical Pain Reliever. Learn more about this topical pain reliever and our FAKTRx Soft Tissue Creme with Chinagel in our online store at https://faktr-store.comThis episode is also sponsored by Southeast Professional Education Group. If you've ever been interested in teaching CE courses, have a need for help with a conference or virtual summit or have a need for an online learning platform, our team would love to talk to you.Schedule a meeting here and let's chat: https://bookme.name/jessicariddle/online-course-dev-consultationLINKS:Submit your questions for an upcoming Q&A episode here: https://2earrqgh.paperform.coWant to stay informed about upcoming events, special offers, new products, courses and more? Click the link below to get on our email list (you'll be glad you did): https://dsb2mjfm.paperform.co/Watch the full video replay of this training here: https://event.webinarjam.com/go/replay/92/0v079hwnikmsgzs2CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/FAKTRconceptINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/FAKTREDUCATION/LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/faktrPATREON: https://www.patreon.com/FAKTR

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The Baltimore 10 Mileris tomorrow. That's a great race that will attract about 3,500 runners. Great course – a little hilly, but it goes through Druid Hill Park and around Lake Montebello, so it's pretty, and it's always got a great vibe. Today on Midday, we are asking runners and people who do any kind of exercise, a simple question that we ask with all due respect, “What hurts, today?” Because, let's face it: whether you're a runner or not, something hurts. And happily, Tom's guest today is a wonderful doctor on the line ready to answer your questions about all things orthopedic.Dr. Miho Tanakais an orthopedic surgeon, the Director of the Women's Sports Medicine Program at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston and an Associate Professor at the Harvard Medical School. She is also the team physician for the Boston Red Sox and the Boston Ballet. Dr. Tanaka joins us on our digital line from Boston... And listeners, you're welcome to join us too…We're inviting your calls, emails and tweets about whatever issue you might be having. The Baltimore 10-Miler launches tomorrow morning from Druid Hill Park. If you're running that race, or if you're into cycling, or soccer or weightlifting or tennis or whatever, give us a call… And this note about free fitness classes every Saturday this month in Patterson Park. Propel Fitness Water has assembled teams of trainers in cities around the country for the workouts. They start tomorrow; to check out the schedule, click here. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. Mary Mulcahey and I discuss her role as Director of the Women's Sports Medicine Program at Tulane as well as ways in which the residency application process can be improved

Today, we welcome back to Midday a wonderful friend of the show, Dr. Miho Tanaka. She's an orthopedic surgeon and sports medicine expert who will answer your questions about training and exercise. We call our segments with Dr. Tanaka, What Hurts Today? If you've got something that hurts, feel free to give us a call… But first, the Baltimore Running Festival is back. On Saturday (October 9), runners will hit the streets in four different events: the 26-mile full marathon, a half marathon, a 10K race (that's about 6 miles) and a 5K race (that's about 3 miles). It's the 20th anniversary of this popular event, which like so many events, took a COVID-related hiatus last year. Tom's first guest today is Lee Corrigan, the Festival's executive race director and president of Corrigan Sports Enterprises, the Elkridge-based company that organizes this and many other footraces across the region. After Mr. Corrigan's marathon preview, it's time for a Midday segment that, like the Baltimore Running Festival, has been absent during the pandemic. It's a segment we call, with our tongues firmly ensconced in our cheeks, What Hurts Today? We pose this question because, let's face it. Something hurts. Your knee. Your shoulder. Your elbow. Your ankle. I ask with all due respect, with genuine concern,and with a shared sense of what it means to have things that hurt. I have things that hurt, and so do you. And what's more fun than comparing what hurts? Dr. Miho Tanakaspecializes in what hurts. She is an acclaimed orthopedic surgeon and the director of the Women's Sports Medicine Program at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. She is a member of the faculty at the Harvard Medical School.  Dr. Tanaka has treated professional athletes and weekend-warriors alike. Whether or not you are running in one of the races in the Baltimore Running Festival this weekend, or your idea of a good time is hopping on your bike and riding, or leashing up your dog and walking, or playing soccer or tennis or golf or lifting weights; whatever you like to do to keep active and fit, Dr. Tanaka is here to answer questions you may have about how to stay active and injury-free, and to suggest some things to think about if you have an injury you need to address. Dr. Miho Tanaka joins us on our digital line from Boston. We welcome your questions and comments. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Show notes at: www.naileditortho.com/femaleathlete  Dr. Mulcahey @mary_mulcahey  is an orthopaedic surgeon who specializes in shoulder and knee surgery as well as sports medicine. She is a New Hampshire native who graduated from Dartmouth College with a Bachelor of Arts in Biochemistry in 2000 and the University of Rochester School of Medicine with a Doctor of Medicine in 2006. She did her orthopaedic residency and fellowship in orthopaedic trauma at Brown University.Dr. Mulcahey then completed a sports medicine fellowship at San Diego Arthroscopy and Sports Medicine. During her fellowship, she worked with San Diego Padres (MLB) and San Diego State University team coverage.In 2016, Dr. Mulcahey was one of four surgeons chosen for the Arthroscopy Association of North America (AANA) Traveling Fellowship.Also, Dr. Mary Mulcahey joined Tulane's Department of Orthopaedic Surgery as the Director of the Women's Sports Medicine Program in April 2017. Dr. Mulcahey has been essential in the creation, development, and leadership of a holistic approach to the care of active women in that capacity.

Episode 2 resumes our discussion with Dr. Mulcahey on all things ACL. On this episode, we chat about management of ACL injuries including graft choice, surgical technique and how we approach and rehab ACL revision surgeries. Dr. Mulcahey is an orthopedic sports medicine surgeon at Tulane University where she serves as the director of the Women's Sports Medicine Program and is a team physician for numerous high school, collegiate and professional sports teams.

Episode 1 starts off with a quick discussion on COVID-19 and its impact on sports before moving into our main topic of ACL injuries. We'll chat about some of the COVID protocols that were put in place to ensure the safety of all our athletes during their seasons, as well as optimizing a safe return to sports after recovering from COVID-19 infection. After wrapping up our COVID discussion, we'll then move on to the fun stuff: ACL injuries! We have three great articles for you that really contribute well the conversation on how to best prevent and manage ACL injuries. We're excited to have Dr. Mary Mulcahey join us for this discussion. Dr. Mulcahey is an orthopedic sports medicine surgeon at Tulane University where she serves as the director of the Women's Sports Medicine Program and is a team physician for numerous high school, collegiate and professional sports teams.

In this episode, Dr. Bob welcomes Dr. Tracy Zaslow to the show. Dr. Zaslow talks all about concussions in children, including what to do, how to treat a concussion and the proper way to heal and resume normal activity. Parents, this episode is for you and contains critical information as children play sports and navigate through their daily life. Don't miss this important conversation! Tracy Zaslow, MD, is the director of the Sports Concussion Program and medical director of the Sports Medicine Program at Children's Hospital Los Angeles. She is Board-Certified in pediatrics, and also fellowship- trained, with board certification in sports medicine. She currently as an academic appointment as Assistant Professor at University of Southern California. Her clinical interests include a spectrum of orthopedic and medical conditions affecting young athletes, including sports-related concussion, overuse injuries and injury prevention. She is also engaged in research projects to explore these topics further. Dr. Zaslow, a team physician for the L.A. Galaxy soccer team, understands the goals and challenges faced by young athletes because, like her patients, she grew up playing sports and still remains active in tennis, volleyball, running, hiking, yoga, skiing and much more. How to contact Dr. Tracy Zaslow: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tracyzaslow/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SportsDocLA Twitter: https://twitter.com/SportsDocLA How to contact Dr. Bob: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChztMVtPCLJkiXvv7H5tpDQ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drroberthamilton/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bob.hamilton.1656 Seven Secrets Of The Newborn website: https://7secretsofthenewborn.com/ Website: https://roberthamiltonmd.com/ Pacific Ocean Pediatrics: http://www.pacificoceanpediatrics.com/

Dr. Mary Mulcahey is an orthopedic surgeon who completed a fellowship in orthopedic sports medicine. We talked about so many important career-related topics I had trouble picking any one of them for the title of this episode!Dr. Mulcahey is currently the Director of Tulane's Women's Sports Medicine Program. In addition to being a team physician for Tulane Athletics, she is also a team physician for local gymnastics, roller derby, and women's rugby teams.Mary is the only female board member for the Arthroscopy Association of North America. She also serves on the editorial board for the American Journal of Sports Medicine and is secretary for the Ruth Jackson Orthopedic Society.While doing all of that, she also has over 100 publications!We talk about:The benefits of having different mentors for different stages of your careerThe critical nature of having a strong network and the changes in networkingFinding ways to contribute meaningfully while also serving your own career when considering new opportunitiesFor more information and links to Dr. Mulcahey's work, head on over to the show notes:www.madamathlete.com

April 26th, 2020 - Dr. Jacobs Talks With KU Youth Sports Medicine Program Director Doug Wiesner by Dr. Andrew Jacobs

www.GoodMorningGwinnett.com Specialists from Northside Hospital Duluth’s Concussion Institute will begin working in rural GA schools — virtually. The Institute recently signed a contract to be a telemedicine partner with Ware County Schools.The partnership is the first of its kind in the state — Northside Hospital Duluth will be the first to offer school-based concussion services via telemedicine, and it is set up for success, as the Ware County School System has been a recognized telemedicine provider for the past fifteen years.“Telemedicine, in general, is not something brand new, but the concussion aspect of it is something that’s brand new. We can’t find anyone else that’s doing similar school-based concussion care via telemedicine in this state, and we’re not certain if anyone around the country is doing school-based concussion care via telemedicine, either,” said Kristin Crea, Director of the Sports Medicine Program and Concussion Institute at Northside Hospital Duluth.Through the new partnership, Northside Hospital Duluth health professionals will provide much-needed sports medicine and concussion injury services for up to 6,000 high school athletes in Ware County Schools. To satisfy state requirements, Northside will also work with educators to offer “Return to Play” and “Return to Learn” protocol so athletes can resume their usual academic and extracurricular routines without exacerbating conditions.SOURCE: www.GwinnettCitizen.com#Podcast, Gwinnett County Podcast, Gwinnett News

Scott Anderson is the CCO (Chief Clinical Officer) of SyncThink, a company founded by neurosurgeon Dr. Jamshid Ghajar, that produces the EYE-SYNC device - a technology that uses eye-tracking and virtual reality to diagnose fatigue and brain impairments. It’s currently in use by 3 NBA Teams, the Pac-12 Athletic Conference of the NCAA, and 2 Children’s hospitals. Scott was on Stanford University’s Sports Medicine Program for 10 years, worked with Dr. Jamshid Ghajar on a collaborative study on head injuries, and is also an internationally recognized speaker on head injury management. As well as CCO of SyncThink, he currently serves as a consultant to the NFL and was previously the Chair of the Pac-12 Sports Medicine Committee. Athlete advisors to SyncThink include: Taylor Twellman (former US national soccer team and current ESPN analyst), Coby Fleener (NFL tight end), and Steve Young (NFL Hall of Fame quarterback).

Blood flow restriction (BFR) therapy is a new recovery treatment for muscle injuries that is showing promise in accelerating the healing process without losing muscle mass. We talk with Heather Lopez and physical therapist Teri Pietz of the St. Luke's Sports Medicine Program about this new therapy.

This Saturday as an estimated 23,000 runners from all 50 states and 17 countries will take over Charm City for the 18th annual Baltimore Running Festival. 5,000 entrants are slated to run the 5k; 10,000 will take on the half marathon; and 4,000 runners have set their ambitions on conquering the 26.2 mile full marathon. Dr. Miho Tanaka joins Tom today in Studio A to answer your fitness questions and share tips on conditioning and avoiding injuries during the big race, or while partaking in whatever physical activity you like to do. The conversation is being live-streamed on WYPR's Facebook page.Dr. Tanaka is an orthopedic surgeon and the Director of the Women’s Sports Medicine Program at Johns Hopkins Hospital. She was the team physician for the St. Louis Cardinals and the St Louis Surge for a while. She also served as assistant team physician for the NY Liberty in the WNBA, and currently serves as a team physician for US Soccer.

Early on Saturday morning, June 2, several thousand runners are expected to turn out for the start of the Baltimore Ten-Miler. It’ll be the tenth running of this challenging and scenic marathon -- which starts and finishes near Druid Hill Lake Park -- and, as happens when a lot of folks hit the pavement in varying states of marathon-fitness, there will be a quite a few twisted ankles, sore knees and strained backs...not just during the hour-long race but for days or weeks afterward. Fortunately, Dr. Miho Tanaka joins Tom in the studio to talk about how you can avoid serious injuries on marathon day and how you can relieve some of the inevitable aches that follow a big run. Not into marathons? Dr. Tanaka also discusses the importance of an active lifestyle -- involving all kinds of exercise -- to living a longer, healthier life. Dr. Tanaka is an orthopedic surgeon and the Director of the Women’s Sports Medicine Program at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Before moving to Baltimore, she was the team physician for the St. Louis Cardinals and the St Louis Surge in the WNBA. She’s also served as assistant team physician for the Baltimore Orioles and another professional women’s basketball team, the NY Liberty. Dr. Tanaka also takes your questions about fitness, training and how to avoid and treat sports injuries.

On Saturday, More than 24,000 runners from all 50 states and 30 countries will hit the streets of Charm City for the 17th annual Baltimore Running Festival. On the next “Midday:” Dr. Miho Tanaka, an orthopedic surgeon and the Director of the Women’s Sports Medicine Program at Johns Hopkins Hospital joins me with tips on staying fit and avoiding injuries.

Host: John J. Russell, MD Guest: James Glazer, MD, FACSM Guest: Louis Guzzi, MD, FCCM Exertional heat stroke, or EHS, is a sudden and unpredictable condition, commonly affecting young, active, and healthy individuals. But this common patient population doesn’t tell the whole story of EHS and who is at high risk, making the need to understand both typical and atypical case presentations a crucial matter. Joining Dr. John Russell in this panel discussion are doctors Lou Guzzi and James Glazer. Dr. Glazer is the medical director of the Outpatient Physical Therapy & Sports Medicine Program at Memorial Hospital in North Conway, New Hampshire. Dr. Guzzi is a quadruple-board certified physician, who practices at Florida Hospital Medical Group in Orlando, Florida.

Host: John J. Russell, MD Guest: James Glazer, MD, FACSM Guest: Louis Guzzi, MD, FCCM Exertional heat stroke, or EHS, is a sudden and unpredictable condition, commonly affecting young, active, and healthy individuals. But this common patient population doesn’t tell the whole story of EHS and who is at high risk, making the need to understand both typical and atypical case presentations a crucial matter. Joining Dr. John Russell in this panel discussion are doctors Lou Guzzi and James Glazer. Dr. Glazer is the medical director of the Outpatient Physical Therapy & Sports Medicine Program at Memorial Hospital in North Conway, New Hampshire. Dr. Guzzi is a quadruple-board certified physician, who practices at Florida Hospital Medical Group in Orlando, Florida.