Return to Play After ACL Reconstruction: Integrating Key Metrics
This article breaks down the evolution of anterior cruciate ligament return-to-play decision-making to better protect athletes and reduce reinjury risk.
ABOS’ Dr. David F. Martin Stepping Down in 2027
Dr. David Martin will be stepping down from his role as executive director of the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery (ABOS), effective December 31, 2027.
Optimizing Society Partnerships: 2025 MAST Summit Highlights
See how leaders in sports medicine are cultivating the next generation of clinician-scientists and shaping research that transforms care for active and military patients.
Letter from the President: A Year to Lead, Inspire, and Value
Hear from AOSSM’s 54th President, Eric McCarty, MD, on his goals for the year to come.
Concussions, Culture, and Character in High School Football
This article takes a deep dive into the complex realities of high school football, blending science, safety reforms, and public perceptions to reveal both the risks and rewards of the sport.
Serving Up Injury Insights: More Than Just Overhead Athletes
Uncover the full spectrum of volleyball-related injuries, from shoulder strain in overhead athletes to the often-overlooked issues affecting the lower body, core, and beyond.
All In or Burn Out? Finding the Sweet Spot in Youth Sports Specialization
Is early sports specialization helping your child or hurting them? Learn how to strike the right balance between dedication and well-being, helping young athletes thrive both on and off the field.
ABOS Subspecialty Certification
For the first time, fellowship-trained orthopaedic surgeons who had not yet earned Board Certification from the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery (ABOS) sat for the ABOS Orthopaedic Sports Medicine Initial Subspecialty Certification Examination.
Vision to Victory: The 2025 Fellows Video Challenge Champions
The three winners of the VJSM Fellows Video Challenge share their experience from the most highly anticipated publishing event at the AOSSM Annual Meeting.
Chasing the Fountain of Youth? Strategies to Be an ‘Ageless Athlete’
Did you know the “Fountain of Youth” is still attainable as an aging athlete? This review explores what really happens to the body as we age—and how to fight back.
The Hidden Costs of NIL: How Injuries and Insurance Impact Athlete Earnings
This article explores the complexities of managing Name, Image, and Likeness earnings for athletes, with a focus on how injuries and insurance considerations intersect.
What She’s Up Against: The Hidden Challenges Facing Female Youth Athletes
This article explores the unique challenges female youth athletes face, including injury risk, disparities in strength training, puberty-related changes, and social pressures.