Media Coverage

Browse news articles across local and national media outlets.

2020

• 11.05.2020  |  HuffPost
  6 Stretches To Do First Thing In The Morning, According To Experts
  Isabella Sprague, a sports physical therapist, gives readers six stretches they can do in the morning to relieve stress and reduce sitting-induced pains.
• 10.13.2020  |  NHL.com
  Bruins Issue Update On Offseason Surgeries
  Dr. Peter Asnis, Mass General Brigham Director of Professional Sports and Boston Bruins Medical Director, performed a successful arthroscopic knee surgery on Boston Bruins player, Charlie McAvoy.
• 06.29.2020  |  WCVB
  Boston program offers support to ease safely back into fitness routine
  Rachel Lampros, PT, a physical therapist with Sports Medicine Physical Therapy, spoke to WCVB about returning to sports and fitness after your training and fitness routines may have been sidelined because of COVID-19.
• 05.27.2020  |  OrthopedicsToday
  Virtual checklist prepares patients for virtual care at Massachusetts General
  Drs. Miho Tanaka, Luke Oh, Scott Martin and Eric Berkson give a checklist to help prepare patients for virtual visits during the COVID-19 pandemic.
• 04.21.2020  |  The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery - OrthoBuzz
  How to Conduct a Virtual Orthopaedic Examination
  Orthopaedic Surgeons from the Sports Medicine Center, Drs. Miho Tanaka, Luke Oh, Scott Martin and Eric Berkson, give step-by-step instructions for virtually evaluating the knee, hip, shoulder, and elbow, a necessity during the COVID-19 pandemic.
• 02.10.2020  |  WCVB
  Female athletes more likely than males to tear ACL
  Dr. Miho Tanaka and Dr. Kelly McInnis, both of the Women's Sports Medicine Program at Mass General, are working to increase awareness of a striking fact: young female athletes are up to eight times more likely to tear their anterior cruciate ligament than their male peers.

2019

• 10.27.2019  |  TheHealthy.com
  If You Have Pain Behind the Knee, Here’s What It Could Mean
  Dr. Miho Tanaka, sports medicine orthopaedic surgeon and Director of the Women's Sports Medicine Program, talks about when knee pain warrants a trip to the ER.
• 10.04.2019  |  Arthroscopy Podcast
  Radiographic Landmarks for the Anterior Attachment of the Medial Patellofemoral Complex
  Dr. Miho Tanaka, a sports medicine orthopaedic surgeon and Director of the Women's Sports Medicine Program, discusses radiographic landmarks for the Anterior Attachment of the Medial Patellofemoral Complex with Dr. Clay Neulle.
• 05.23.2019  |  SportsMD.com
  Keeping her in the game: Injury prevention in female athletes
  Dr. Miho Tanaka, a sports medicine orthopaedic surgeon and the Director of the Women's Sports Medicine Program, discusses ACL injury prevention for female athletes.
• 04.01.2019  |  Harvard Health Publishing
  Put your best foot forward
  Dr. Christopher DiGiovanni, Chief of the Foot & Ankle Service, discusses common foot and ankle problems.
• 04.01.2019  |  Harvard Health Publishing
  Stay active, even with stiff ankles
  Dr. Christopher DiGiovanni, Chief of the Foot & Ankle Service, discusses ankle stiffness.
• 03.06.2019  |  POPSUGAR
  Anaerobic and Aerobic Exercise Are Much Different, but Each Play a Key Role in Your Fitness Plan
  Dr. Miho Tanaka, a sports medicine orthopaedic surgeon and Director of the Women's Sports Medicine Program, discusses physiology with POPSUGAR Fitness as it relates to sports and working out.
• 01.29.2019  |  TheHealthy.com
  13 Medical Reasons for your Shoulder Pain
  Dr. Miho Tanaka, a sports medicine orthopaedic surgeon and Director of the Women's Sports Medicine Program, talks about shoulder pain.

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2018

• 03.11.2018  |  NPR
  The Mysterious Case Of 'Vanishing Bone' And Hip Replacements Gone Wrong
  Dr. William H. Harris, former chief of Massachusetts General Hospital's joint replacement surgery service, discusses his new book about a stealth disease caused by total hip replacements.

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2017

• 10.19.2017  |  Boston Globe
  Injury is very likely to end Gordon Hayward’s season, specialists say
  Dr. Christopher DiGiovanni, Chief of the Foot & Ankle Service, comments on Gordon Hayward's fractured and dislocated tibia injury.
• 10.19.2017  |  SELF
  How to Tell If Your Broken Toe Is Actually a Big Deal
  Dr. Daniel Guss, a foot & ankle surgeon, discusses broken toes.
• 07.20.2017  |  Nature.com
  TA juiced-up joint implant
  An article profiling Ebru Oral, PhD, Associate Director of Biomaterials for the Harris Orthopedics Lab and the work she is doing on implant failures.
• 06.13.2017  |  Nature.com
  Long-lived biomaterials
  An article that cites Ebru Oral, PhD and colleagues and their work on joint implant infections.
• 04.09.2017  |  MassLive.com
  Red Sox Jackie Bradley Jr. injury update
  Dr. Peter Asnis, Head Team Orthopaedic Surgeon for the Red Sox, to see Jackie Bradley, Jr. after MRI showed inflammation and a knee sprain.

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2016

• 11.11.2016  |  ESPN.com
  Red Sox OF Mookie Betts undergoes right knee surgery
  Dr. Peter Asnis, Head Team Orthopaedic Surgeon for the Red Sox, performed knee surgery on Mookie Betts.
• 09.01.2016  |  Harvard Health Publishing
  Good old-fashioned mobility insurance: Protecting your feet and ankles
  Dr. Christopher DiGiovanni, Chief of the Foot & Ankle Service, discusses the important of foot and ankle health throughout your life.
• 07.11.2016  |  ESPN.com
  Red Sox closer Craig Kimbrel gets surgery to fix torn cartilage
  Dr. Peter Asnis, Head Team Orthopaedic Surgeon for the Red Sox, performed knee surgery on Craig Kimbrel.
• 07.08.2016  |  PawtucketTimes.com
  PawSox 1B Travis working hard to return to field
  Dr. Peter Asnis, Head Team Orthopaedic Surgeon for the Red Sox, performed surgery on Sam Travis to repair his torn ACL.
• 05.17.2016  |  Boston Globe
  Patriots name MGH surgeon Mark Price team’s head physician
  Dr. Mark Price, a sports medicine orthopaedic surgeon, is named as Head Team Physician for the New England Patriots.
• 04.01.2016  |  Boston.com
  Meet the marathoner who swears by running in Crocs
  Dr. Christopher DiGiovanni, Chief of the Foot & Ankle Service, comments on a marathoner who runs in Crocs.
• 01.26.2016  |  Boston.com
  When it comes to treating Boston’s professional athletes, he’s always on call
  Dr. Pete Asnis, Chief of the Sports Medicine Center, works with the Boston Bruins, Boston Red Sox, and New England Patriots.