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888-VIRTUA-3 Live ChatYoung pitchers and catchers are at risk for an overuse injury called Little League elbow. Left untreated, it can progress to a growth plate fracture. Here's what you need to know.
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Read MoreSports medicine isn’t just for high-performance athletes. Active adults can benefit, too. Virtua sports medicine specialist Thomas Plut, DO, explains.
Read MoreWhether you’re a leisure jogger or serious runner, there’s a good chance you’ve experienced knee pain at some point. Learn how to prevent and treat it.
Read MoreACL tears in high school and college threatened Sam Gillison's dream of playing in the NFL, but Virtua Health orthopedic surgeon Dr. Sean McMillan helped keep the dream alive.
Watch VideoIf it seems women suffer more knee injuries than men, it’s because THEY DO. This is partly because of female hormones and something called the “Q” angle that’s unique to women.
Read MoreWhile weight and body shape play an important role in many sports, some athletes take dieting to a dangerous extreme. Here are the facts on safe weight management.
Read MoreDr. John Gray, an orthopedic surgeon specializing in sports medicine, discusses various joint injuries from minor to serious and treatment options for those aches and pains.
Watch VideoMany concussions occur during everyday activities. While it’s impossible to prevent concussions completely, you can lower your risk by following general safety guidelines.
Read MoreAs children’s athletic activities become increasingly competitive, it’s important for parents, doctors and coaches to work together to help young athletes avoid overuse injuries.
Read MoreMood changes, sleeplessness and exhaustion are symptoms of over exercising in children. Here's how to help your child find a healthy balance between exercise and rest.
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