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@TheAMSSM
A multi-disciplinary organization of physicians whose members specialize in the field of Sports Medicine.
Leawood, Kansas
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  • @TheAMSSM
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    @TheAMSSM
    Sep 4
    🚨 Case and research abstracts are now being accepted for the 2027 AMSSM Annual Meeting in Louisville! 🚨 📅 Case Abstract Deadline: November 10 📅 Research Abstract Deadline: December 1 ➡️ Visit the AMSSM website to learn more. #AMSSM2027 🔗 amssm.org/Submissions.php
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    AMSSM
    @TheAMSSM
    Sep 3
    Thanks again to Dr. Yousuf Khalifa for giving an AMSSM Fellows Lecture yesterday, covering Ophthalmic Trauma in Sports. ⬇️ Watch the entire presentation here. ⬇️
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    Ophthalmic Trauma in Sports | Fellow Online Lecture Series
    From youtube.com
  • @TheAMSSM
    AMSSM
    @TheAMSSM
    Sep 2
    🚨 Be sure to join Dr. Yousuf Khalifa, a board-certified ophthalmologist, later today for a #FellowsLectureSeries presentation on Ocular Injuries in Sports, beginning at 8:30 pm ET. 🔗 Find the link to join here: bit.ly/AMSSMEvents
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  • @TheAMSSM
    AMSSM
    @TheAMSSM
    Sep 1
    For older adults, strength training can function as preventive medicine by helping protect mobility, support bone and joint health and preserve the ability to live independently, says AMSSM's Dr. Maria Kyriacou.
    baptisthealth.net
    Why Strength Training Is Essential Medicine for Aging Adults
    Approaching your 60s? Staying healthy means keeping up with annual checkups, eating well and exercising regularly. But maintaining muscle strength is equally important, say sports medicine physicians...
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    AMSSM
    @TheAMSSM
    Aug 31
    AMSSM member Dr. Matthew Kampert shares how temperature can affect physical fitness and which temps are best for your workouts.
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    health.clevelandclinic.org
    Cold vs. Heat: Which Temps Burn More Calories?
    You might exercise in cold or hot temperatures to increase your calorie burn, but is it really effective? A sports medicine physician explains.
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