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How can osteoporosis be prevented? Get the answer to that and more on the most recent episode of the new OrthoInfo podcast; where Dr. Wittstein joined Dr. Mulcahey for a conversation on menopause's effects on bone and joint health. Watch the full episode-bit.ly/3NeImdH

Prepping for your boards? We’ve got you covered! Part I Board Prep & Review (Apr 14-18): High-yield content helps you master the written exam. Part II Board Prep & Review (May 30): Refine case submissions and strengthen your defense strategy. bit.ly/4lbBf2f

Say hello to our March Medical Student Member of the month: Hunter Czajkowski, MPH! Hunter knew she wanted to pursue orthopaedics since she was 15, inspired by the field’s ability to restore function. Learn more: bit.ly/4sEG0DQ

😁📄 Despite having worse functional outcomes vs. patients on private insurance, patients undergoing TKA who were on Medicaid still had high patient satisfactions scores, according to Arthur L. Malkani, MD, FAAOS, of @uoflhealth. #AAOS2026 @AAOS1 vist.ly/4v7pb

🚨 FROM #AAOS2026 🚨 💪 Patients who underwent primary reverse shoulder arthroplasty had more difficulty with certain activities of daily living vs. those who underwent primary anatomic TSA, according to Jie J. Yao, MD, of @NYULangoneOrtho. @AAOS1 vist.ly/4v47a

New research presented at the @AAOS1 Annual Meeting found patients who underwent robotic assisted total knee replacement reported higher satisfaction and improved quality of life compared with conventional surgery. Learn more: buff.ly/ZfwAeIL #RoboticKneeReplacement

Why did legendary actor William Shatner have reverse shoulder replacement instead of conventional shoulder replacement? Learn the reasons a reverse procedure might be recommended, and what the surgery entails, at #OrthoInfo: bit.ly/3NrUyYy @ASESmembers #Orthotwitter

Congrats to everyone who matched today, especially my future ortho colleagues!! More importantly, to those of you who did not match, this does not define you, keep going and keep the faith. DMs open

Congratulations to everyone matching into Orthopaedic Surgery today. Years of dedication, sacrifice, and perseverance brought you to this milestone. Match Day also brings disappointment for some. If you didn’t match this cycle, remember that the path to orthopaedics isn’t always linear. Many outstanding orthopaedic surgeons have stood exactly where you are today. Stay resilient, seek mentorship, and keep moving forward. #Match2026 #OrthoMatch #MedEd

6 Key Takeaways from Our Time at #AAOS2026 orthofeed.com/2026/03/14/6-k… @AAOS1 #AR #AI #artificialintelligence #augmentedreality #data #digitalsurgery #EnablingTechnologies #orthopaedics #orthopedicsurgery #orthopedics #roboticsurgery #software #surgicalnavigation #surgicalplanning

Dr. Jason Stoneback speaking at the LLRS & AOFAS Specialty Day on March 6, 2025. @AAOS1 #LLRS #orthopedics #orthopedicsurgery

@NeeruJayanthi @rwwesty Hello, try this link! aaos-annualmeeting-presskit.org/2026/research-…

@AAOS1 @rwwesty Great study! Very important! The link does not share my information authors of this abstract on specialization and dropout but a different one on sport specialization which also looks good. Any way to post it?

New research from @rwwesty presented at the #AAOS2026 Annual Meeting found that athletes who specialize early are more likely to quit their primary sport due to injury compared with those who play multiple sports. 🔗 Learn more here: bit.ly/4rnTrqL

Multiple sports always promoted. Great to hear more discussion about this. 👍

Last week’s @AAOS1 Annual Meeting in New Orleans offered an excellent platform for sharing current orthopedic knowledge and advances in the field while giving us our once annual opportunity to reconnect with colleagues across all the orthopedic subspecialties.

Last Friday’s @AAOS1 Specialty Day was a tremendous success marking the culmination of nearly a year of planning and countless hours of work by the co-chairs & the education teams from @aossm1972, @AANAORG, and POSNA. Truly an honor to collaborate with this dream team. #sportsmed

How is leadership defined in healthcare? Dr. Dean Taylor, Chair of the Feagin Leadership Program, joins Dr. Richard Schaefer in the most recent episode of the AAOS Now Podcast: Why Leadership Training Is Essential for Doctors. Watch the full episode: bit.ly/405RbcE

No login required for #OVT thru March 31! View 125 NEW surgical technique videos launched at #AAOS2026–including Award-Winning titles. Visit bit.ly/48wqiAa and start streaming from the library of 1,800+ videos across topics! video.aaos.org #OVTFridays #CME

Meet Kristian Efremov, MD, PhD, our March Affiliate Member of the Month! Dr. Efremov shares valuable advice from an old mentor: "If things go wrong, keep calm and fix them. Getting mad does not help anyone." Get to know Dr. Efremov: bit.ly/3NpCNck

Maxx Crosby remains a Raider—for now. Crosby is still recovering from a torn meniscus, which he suffered in October and played through before having repair surgery in January. Learn all about meniscus tears at #OrthoInfo: bit.ly/4uqmQ6c @AANAORG @aossm1972 #Orthotwitter

🚨ICYMI🚨 HIV-positive status may be associated with increased risks for complications and poor postoperative total joint arthroplasty outcomes, according to data presented by Zbigniew Gugala, MD, PhD, of @UTMBOrtho at #AAOS2026. @AAOS1 vist.ly/4uk4j