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Physical therapy is moving fast. Small sensors, smart cameras, and clever algorithms are changing how therapists measure movement. The result: clearer data, fewer guesses, and better-designed exercises. This piece explains…
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A kid can look totally fine in photos, and still struggle with chewing by dinnertime. Sometimes you hear clicking when they close, or you notice a little jaw shift. Other…
Adipotide, often described in scientific literature as a prohibitin-targeting peptide, continues to intrigue researchers due to its unusual structural design and its proposed interactions with adipose-associated vasculature in various research…
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Telehealth succeeds when virtual visits feel simple for patients and manageable for staff. The API layer often decides that experience, from scheduling and reminders to how fast a call connects…
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Anterosuperior Tears (Reparable): Arthroscopic Repair—Suture Tunnels Sumant “Butch” Krishnan Eddie Y. Lo INDICATIONS Anterosuperior rotator cuff tears are defined as combined rotator cuff tears involving the subscapularis tendon, supraspinatus tendon,…
