Pediatric Sports Medicine
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From Broken Wrist to Ohio Player of the Year
When Saint Ignatius lacrosse player Michael McManamon broke his scaphoid during his senior year, he needed the right care – from UH Drusinsky Sports Medicine Institute.
Disordered Eating in Female Athletes: Know the Signs
Female athletes push themselves to perform their best. The same qualities can make it difficult to recognize when their eating habits shift from healthy to harmful.
Two-a-Day Practice Tips From the Experts
Prepare for summer two-a-day practices with tips to improve performance, prevent injuries, stay hydrated and recover faster all season long.
6 Signs Your Child Is Too Sick to Play Sports
Deciding whether to send a sick child to sports can be tough, especially if they say they’re fine or a coach is counting on them.
3 Ways to Improve Your Child’s Mental Game in Sports
Youth sports are a great opportunity for kids to learn how to handle adversity and manage challenges, while developing valuable skills that go beyond the playing field.
Low Vitamin D: A Hidden Cause of Fractures in Young Athletes
Many people have a vitamin D deficiency and don’t know it. For athletes, the telltale signs can be muscle fatigue or an injury.
Don’t Let Swimmer’s Ear Ruin Your Summer
The common condition doesn’t just affect children. Adults, especially those with hearing aids or certain medical conditions, can be affected too.
Local Teen’s Remarkable Recovery from Stroke
Luke, a middle school soccer player, was just 13 when he collapsed at home from a stroke. His parents’ immediate reaction was to call 9-1-1 and with prompt medical care, Luke survived and is back to his active life.