The OrthoJOE podcast is celebrating its 100th episode. You can access the milestone episode and the full OrthoJOE archive here. Launched in 2021 as a
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One year ago, JBJS organized the Sex and Gender Reporting in Musculoskeletal Research Symposium (SGS). The meeting provided an opportunity for focused discussion of: How
Now in JBJS, Fraser et al. present the 5-year results of the DelPhi (Delta-PHILOS) trial, a multicenter, single-blinded randomized controlled trial. The researchers evaluated reverse
A new special digital collection brings together the most-read JBJS Hip and Knee articles from the past 2 years. Including recent papers on hip and
As reported recently on OrthoBuzz, a study by Nian et al. provides novel exploration of microbiota and metabolites in patients with Modic changes—changes in vertebral
In a new study in JBJS, investigators found that surgical intervention “may confer a survival benefit” in elderly patients with dementia who sustain a type-II
Research is the foundation of countless achievements in science and medicine—and the shared calling of many in the orthopaedic community around the globe. In this
Whether you’re preparing for the ABOS or FRCS exam, JBJS has two outstanding educational programs available to residents and early-career surgeons. Prep Courses for the
There’s still time to apply for the JBJS Robert Bucholz Resident Journal Club Support Program for the 2024-25 academic year. Applications are due by September
Investigators in Japan shed light on the long-term effects of vertebral compression fractures (VCFs) on patient outcomes. As they note, the incidence of these fragility