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Despite being less than two years old, the orthopaedic trauma research team in UK Healthcare's Department of Orthopaedic Surgery and Sports Medicine is making a tremendous impact that is gaining international recognition.

The Sports Medicine Research Institute has been awarded a $4 million contract to study operational preparedness of military elite.

STAT News, a division of the Boston Globe, has published a story about the work of Dr. Edward Kasarskis and his team, who study a familial form of ALS.

This summer Kirby Mayer, a Ph.D. candidate in the UK College of Health Sciences, got a prestigious $15,000 research scholarship. By improving classification of ICU-acquired weakness, Mayer hopes to improve how and when physical therapists implement interventions.

Police officers, firefighters and military personnel face daunting physical obstacles while on the job, often coupled with intense mental stress.

Dr. Carolyn Hettrich joins Kody Kiser and Olivia Ramirez on Behind the Blue to discuss shoulder injuries, her research and her advocacy work.

Dr. Stephen Duncan, assistant professor of orthpaedic surgery, will travel to 11 centers, in 10 cities, across two countries to learn more about orthpaedic surgery and research.

SMRI focuses on injury prevention and performance optimization for athletes, the military and physically active people of all ages.

The facility will conduct research into injury prevention and performance optimization for athletes.

College of Health Sciences researcher Carl Mattacola spearheads the Equine Jockey/Rider Injury Prevention Initiative.