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Health and Wellness | August 18, 2023
On the Horizon: Rotator Cuff Repairs with Lab-grown Tissue
Rotator cuff injuries are common, especially as we age. Scripps researchers are studying a new way to fix injuries using lab-grown tendons.
Health and Wellness | August 14, 2023
Creating an Ergonomic Workspace at Home
Many people are working from home these days. Follow our ergonomic tips to ensure comfort, safety and productivity.
News Releases | August 1, 2023
U.S. News Ranks Scripps Health No. 1 for Orthopedics in San Diego Region
U.S. News & World Report ranked Scripps among the nation’s best in five specialties in the magazine’s annual “Best Hospitals” list.
Health and Wellness | July 20, 2023
What Are Common Foot Problems Caused by ill-Fitting Shoes?
Not just high heels that cause problems but ill-fitting shoes in general. Going barefoot is not the answer either. Follow our tips.
Scripps in the News | June 28, 2023
CBS 8 Covers the Latest on Summer Sports and Fitness
Laika Nur, MD, a sports medicine specialist at Scripps Clinic, discusses how to maximize the benefits of a good workout with CBS 8.
Health and Wellness | April 20, 2023
What Is The Best Treatment for Osteoarthritis?
Osteoarthritis is also known as the "wear and tear" form of arthritis. Treatment depends on symptoms and severity of the joint disease.
Health and Wellness | April 17, 2023
New Knee Procedure Helps Athlete Overcome Torn ACL
A young athlete is active again thanks to BEAR, a new knee implant procedure to repair a torn anterior cruciate ligament. Learn about BEAR.
Health and Wellness | April 12, 2023
Can You Be Too Old for Joint Replacement?
A study co-authored by Scripps orthopedic surgeon William Bugbee shows that even 90-year-olds can safely get joint replacements.
Health and Wellness | March 21, 2023
What to Do After Hospital Discharge
Follow our tips on what to do after being discharged from the hospital and avoid a return trip to the hospital.
News Releases | February 23, 2023
Scripps Receives $2.7 Million to Develop Shoulder Tendon
$2.7 million research grant from the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine to investigate the use of lab-grown tendon tissue.