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On August 11th, UOA’s Dr. Patrick Buckley was a featured speaker and moderator on the webinar, “Student Athletes: Returning to Training and Competition Following COVID-19.” The webinar addressed the topic of student athletes returning to sports in the current COVID-19 landscape. Dr. Buckley discussed the challenges of returning youth athletes to their sport while also
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Ankle arthritis has a significant negative impact on quality of life. In fact, it provides the same limitations and loss of function as hip and knee arthritis. More than 50 million Americans experience arthritis, making it the number one cause of disability in the U.S. The ankle is significantly smaller than the knee joint but
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Sitting for extended periods of time is detrimental to your health. With many people working from home right now, sitting for long periods may be increased without the usual office equipment, walking and moving around. Remaining stationary and not using proper ergonomics for working can create musculoskeletal issues that cause immediate pain, but also lead
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Pamela Sarch lives through her feet. As a lifelong tap dancer, her rhythmic and artistic activity is a feat of physical dynamism. It stands to reason then that pain and disability in her lower body is a deal-breaker for both Sarch’s art and her profession. The 60-year-old dancer, who has been steadily dancing since age
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