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Articles 1-24 out of 24 article(s) Title Author Type Date Words Sports medicine: the last 100 years. Barfield, Bill Jul 1, 2006 1318 Study leading some experts to question the existence of 'second-impact syndrome'. MacReady, Norra Brief Article Oct 1, 2004 303 Coding and reimbursement in sports medicine. Filler, Blair C. Sep 1, 2004 1460 Supplements and athletes. Lombardo, John A. Sep 1, 2004 2273 Sports medicine in youth athletes. Gross, Richard H. Sep 1, 2004 744 Exercise physiology and its role in clinical sports medicine. Durstine, J. Larry Sep 1, 2004 4312 Exercise-induced asthma. Leski, Mark Sep 1, 2004 1307 Sudden cardiac death in athletes. Leski, Mark Sep 1, 2004 931 Current issues in sports nutrition in athletes. Fowler, Rachel Sep 1, 2004 2862 Foot orthoses in sports medicine. Goodman, Ashley Sep 1, 2004 2359 The preparticipation athletic exam process. Reed, Frederick E., Jr. Sep 1, 2004 1437 Sports medicine: the primary care perspective. Puffer, James C. Sep 1, 2004 1298 Member profile: keeping sooners healthy for nearly a decade. Venables, Jeff Mar 22, 2004 1007 Boston research results. (Member News). Brief Article Jan 1, 2003 125 Sudden cardiac death in children and adolescents. Berger, Stuart Mar 22, 2002 2137 Prevention now: avoid injuries later: how to keep your workouts on track and pain-free. Hanson, Sherry Ballou Mar 1, 2002 1223 Use of Oral Creatine as an Ergogenic Aid for Increased Sports Performance: Perceptions of Adolescent Athletes. KNUDTSON, JIM Statistical Data Included Jun 1, 2001 2594 Injury free versus injury prone. Brief Article Mar 1, 2001 318 Coming soon to pharmacies in your town--we hope. Brief Article Oct 1, 2000 264 Running injuries trials & error. Brief Article Mar 1, 2000 439 Applications of sport psychology for the athlete with cerebral palsy. Ogilvie, Bruce C. Sep 22, 1990 3741 Skin injuries: bane of the sporting life. Fackelmann, Kathy A. Dec 17, 1988 169 Soccer goal: reducing injuries. Sep 17, 1988 133 Of joints and juveniles: for some young Olympic hopefuls, all that training can be too much of a good thing. Beil, Laura Sep 17, 1988 1308