Recent Press

	The Best Medicine According to Dr. Michael J. Neely, Medical Director of NY SportsMed, exercise is the best medicine for your body, and along with a balanced diet, and a healthy body weight, it can help reduce your risk for osteoarthritis.
	You Can Call it a Comeback John Avella was struck by the driver while biking. His flight for the island left four days later. In an instant John went from preparing for a race in paradise to fighting for his life. He had no idea then how long it would be before he could do anything on his own. PDF version
	Fly Ladies - Allison Lind, NY Lind, 28, kicked off her 2010 triathlon season with a win in the Olympic-distance portion of the Nautica South Beach Triathlon on April 11.
	Build a Strong Back This strengthening and stretching workout takes only 20 minutes three times a week and helps prevent injury by fortifying and balancing your core muscles.
	PT Project to Promote Physical Therapy Worldwide NY SportsMed & Physical Therapy, located in New York City, has announced the formation of The PT Project - a unique initiative dedicated to the promotion and advancement of physical therapy professionals worldwide.
	Epic Battle at Wimbledon: What Are the Health Risks? The U.S.'s Isner and France's Mahut started playing on Tuesday, only to see the match suspended as darkness fell. On Wednesday, they resumed, playing seven more hours until nightfall. PDF version
	Physical Therapist Wins Nautica South Beach Triathlon Allison Lind, a member of the Twinlab – Full Throttle Endurance Racing Team and a physical therapist at NY Sports Medicine & Physical Therapy, placed first in the women’s division of the Nautica South Beach Triathlon. PDF version
	New York Sports Medicine Offers Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy For Treatment of Injury A leading provider of physical medicine and rehabilitation services in the metropolitan New York area, is pleased to announce the introduction of a cutting-edge treatment aimed at promoting recovery from acute sports-related injuries, as well as chronically painful conditions. PDF version
	Haiti kin were hit, and Claude Hillel had a mission Claude Hillel rushed to Haiti days after the earthquake and helped the injured while training other volunteers. PDF version
	Pollution Affects Olympians The 2008 Olympians spent years training. But what they couldn't prepare for was the city's pollution. The poor air quality in Beijing has been a big worry at the summer Olympics.
	Los 15 tips anti-fatiga Luke Bongiorno, encargado del departamento de Terapia Física del NY SportsMed, dice que los mejores ejercicios para mantenerte con energía a lo largo del día son los estiramientos. PDF version
	A Portrait Of Pain Could PT have helped artist Frida Kahlo?