American Medical Society for Sports Medicine’s Post

Read my blog post for the American College of Sports Medicine: “Advancing Evidence-based Sport Science” 🤓

Overall, sports medicine plays a vital role in keeping athletes in peak condition by providing comprehensive care that addresses the full spectrum of their physical, mental, and emotional needs. Through a combination of advanced medical techniques, evidence-based practices, and personalized care, sports medicine helps athletes achieve their performance goals while minimizing the risk of injury and maximizing their long-term health and well-being.

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SEE YOU IN BOSTON! This year I will be present at the most important World Congress of Sports Medicine, the American Congress of Sports Medicine ACSM where I will present the study "The Role Of Mental Fatigue In Modulating Reaction Time Among Athletes" that I conducted with colleagues Johnny Padulo, Luca Russo and Gloria Dì Filippo. An extraordinary opportunity for me and for the Università Telematica San Raffaele Roma to make an international contribution on these topics. See you in Boston! #acsm #sportscience #sportmedicine #sanraffaeleroma

We are incredibly proud of these graduates who are moving on to major in Sports Medicine and Management fields. Learn more about NDB’s Sports Medicine and Management Concentration at ndhsb.org!

Here we come changing the game!! Pediatric indications and sports applications for the win! Help your patients leverage their natural biology to heal and return to their sport of choice! #WHYSETTLEFORMETAL #ossio

Hello #exerciseoncology community and supporters across the globe! Sharing an upcoming opportunity in Boston next month for the FIRST official Planning Meeting for International Society of Exercise Oncology - live in BOSTON My long-time colleague Kathryn Schmitz is leading these efforts and while she has already made tremendous progress in Exercise Oncology, spearheading research, implementation, program development, and best practices - This work is merely a small part of the bigger picture, and it requires larger collaborations to achieve the desired outcome." She is developing an International Society for professionals interested in this initiative. Please share with team members who are working on its advancement. This opportunity is only available in person. Hello –   You are among the community of scientists and practitioners who have, no doubt, noticed that there is no centralized meeting for exercise oncology. We can find 5-10 hours of exercise oncology content at ACSM, ASCO, ASPO, AACR, SIO, MASCC, ISBNPA, etc, but there is no central hub for this growing community.   If we wanted to create such a community, with its own meeting, what would you want it to look like? Should we focus on exercise? Lifestyle more generally? Should we include nutrition? How much of the focus of this new organization should be on practice? Research? Implementation? Basic Science? Advocacy?   These are questions I’m hoping are of enough interest to you that you will spend a day considering these questions on May 28th 7:30-2 pm, at the convention center in Boston, as a preconference to the annual ACSM meeting.  The draft agenda for the meeting is attached.   To register, please go to www.acsm.org Click on ‘2024 Annual Meeting Registration Now Open’ Click on ‘Register Now’ Create a new account (unless you have one) Register as a nonmember professional (assuming you are not a member of ACSM) Answer a few questions Click on supplements/extras and choose ‘PRECON: Planning meeting for ISEO’   Please let me know if you have any difficulty with these instructions. We really need your voice there May 28th.   Best regards   Katie

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