Letter from the President: Inspiration: The Second Pillar of LIV
AOSSM’s 54th President, Eric McCarty, MD, shares his take on the second topic in his presidential theme, LIV: Leadership, Inspiration, and Value: Inspiration.
AOSSM to Welcome New CEO
Corey J. Parker, MPA, joins the Society Professional Team April 6 as the new Chief Executive Officer.
Sliding on Thin Ice: What are the Differences Between Bobsleigh, Luge, and Skeleton, and Musculoskeletal Injury Patterns?
Discover the high-speed world behind the track as this article breaks down the key differences between bobsleigh, luge, and skeleton—and the unique physical demands that each Olympic sliding sport apart.
On the Sidelines of Speed: A Team Physician’s Perspective on the World Cup Super G
Relive the 2026 Winter Olympics in this Q&A with Andrew Bi, MD and Alexander Golant, MD, Associate Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery in the Division of Sports Medicine at NYU Langone Health.
Winter Games Ready: What Clinicians Should Expect—and Prepare For
This article provides an understanding of how to adjust your clinical care for Winter Paralympic and Olympic athletes.
Paralympic Athletes: What Their Stories Teach Us About Performance, Injury, and Care
This article takes an inside look at Paralympic athletes’ journeys that reshape the current understanding of performance, injury risk, adaptive biomechanics, and truly personalized care.
AOSSM’s Council of Delegates: The Liaison Between the Board and the Base
In this reflection, AOSSM Council of Delegates Chair Dr. Matava highlights the impact of the Council’s work and invites members to engage in the upcoming election.
When Leadership Meets Legacy: Redefining Research for Female Athletes
Get a sneak preview of the latest Easy Reider episode featuring Frank Noyes, MD, and why championing injury prevention for female athletes is the legacy that matters most.
Injury Epidemiology in Paralympic Sport: What the Data Reveal
Paralympic athletes push the limits of human performance. Find out how their distinct injury patterns and care needs are reshaping the future of sports medicine for all athletes.
The Boom of Peptides in Sports Medicine: Do We Know Anything More?
As interest in peptide therapies grows within the wellness and performance industries, this article examines the current evidence, clinical uncertainty, and implications for sports medicine providers.
In Memoriam: Robert J. Johnson, MD and Lyle J. Micheli, MD
AOSSM mourns the loss of two long-time members and leaders.