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Ligament Defined

A band of flexible, fibrous connective tissue that is attached at the end of a bone near a joint. The main function of a ligament is to attach bones to one another, to provide stability of a joint, and to prevent or limit some joint motion.

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Living Well: Young female athletes face knee risks

Published September 7, 2008, 11:38 am, Seattle Post-Intelligencer

Living Well: There are specific drills or exercises that can help protect the knees of young female athletes, who are at far more risk than young males for an ACL tear.

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Warm ups weed out injuries

Published September 6, 2008, 3:46 am, Galveston County Daily News

Experts say there are plenty of ways for “weekend warriors” or part-time recreational sports participants to avoid injuries.

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The Secret to Getting a Good Night's Sleep

Published September 6, 2008, 2:07 am, Carteret County News-Times

(ARA) - Do you often wake up feeling stiff and sore? How about with numbness and tingling in your arms and hands? Or with a tension headache? Craig Mell of Chanhassen, Minn., used to experience those problems and more pretty much every day.

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Breaking up is hard to do

Published September 6, 2008, 1:28 am, Montreal Gazette

Detroit Red Wings forward Pavel Datsyuk added some humour after hearing the news head coach Mike Babcock was moving Henrik Zetterberg to a new line this season.

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Kinsler opts for season-ending surgery

Published September 5, 2008, 5:04 pm, MLB.com

Kinsler opts for season-ending surgery

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Senior Runners In It for the Long Haul

Published September 5, 2008, 6:40 am, ThirdAge

Even though he's eased up, 73-year-old Chris Catoe has a running routine that could whip someone half his age. He's dropped back from running 55 miles a week to a mere 35. He runs every other day instead of every day.

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Editors Memo

Published September 5, 2008, 6:34 am, BioMechanics

Does dark matter cause ACL injuries? I see two types of dark matter on our radar. One is quite exciting, at least to this former astronomy major, and one is potentially catastrophic.

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Flyers' Gagne confident of return

Published September 5, 2008, 1:37 am, Philly.com

Flyers coach John Stevens and general manager Paul Holmgren think forward Simon Gagne will be at 100 percent this season.

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In Stride - Sports Medicine

Published September 4, 2008, 2:19 pm, BioMechanics

Study of FIFA-sponsored warm-up program stars at international congress.

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Cover Story

Published September 4, 2008, 2:18 pm, BioMechanics

America’s younger population today finds itself in the grip of a battle involving several health problems, such as obesity and type 2 diabetes, which were once associated mainly with older adults.

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  • GT | ARTIFICIAL BONES: Engineers Create Bone that Blends into Tendons: Skin cells have been used to create artificial bones that mimic the ability of natural bone to blend into other tissues, such as tendons or ligaments. The artificial bones display a gradual change from bone to softer tissue rather than the sudden shift of previously developed artificial tissue, allowing them to handle weight more successfully. The technology was implanted in vivo for several weeks. The engineers created the tissue by coating a three-dimensio nal polymer scaffold with a gene delivery vehicle that encodes a transcription factor known as Runx2. They generated a high concentration of Runx2 at one end of the scaffold, and decreased that amount until they ended up with no transcription factor on the other end. They then seeded skin fibroblasts uniformly onto the scaffold. The skin cells on the parts of the scaffold with a high concentration of Runx2 turned into bone, while the skin cells on the scaffold end with no Runx2 turned into soft tissue.

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  • Injured? Horsing Around With Stem Cells May Get You Back in the Saddle: Doctors might soon be able to regrow injured muscles, tendons and bones without invasive surgery, simply by injecting a person's own stem cells into the site of an injury. Veterinarians are already doing it with injured horses, and research into human applications is well under way.

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