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Idoia A

Scoliosis is becoming a familiar term since many teenagers and adults have it. There are several degrees of Scoliosis and different sorts of approaches so as to try to fix it or learn how to live with it, therefore the decision of how to face it is quite personal....

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Michael Vitale, MD

Dr. Vitale is an avid skier, marathon runner and recreational triathlete. Dr. Vitale’s biggest pleasure is spending his free time with his wife andfoursons....

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Ben Roye MD

Where were you born: I was born in Norman, Oklahoma, home of the Sooners! But moved to NYC at an early age....

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Recruiting Young People in Brace Treatment

A Master’s student at University College London (UCL) is recruiting young people on brace treatment for adolescent idiopathic scoliosis, aged 10 to 15, to join a research project....

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Amanda S

My name is Amanda, and I am 21 years old. I was diagnosed with adolescent idiopathic scoliosis at age 11. My scoliosis was S shaped....

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Jordan Parhar

One September day while I was in the change room of my 9th Grade gym class, one of my classmates asked, “Jordan Parhar, what did you do to your back?...

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Paul Sponseller, MD

Dr. Paul Sponseller is a professor of orthopaedic surgery at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. His areas of clinical expertise include pediatric spine disorders, cerebral palsy, clubfeet, hip dislocations and hip dysplasia....

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Michael Glotzbecker, MD

I always had a special bond with my grandmother, who, as a nurse, was the only person in my family with a medical background.  She always seemed so proud of me, even when I had early jobs volunteering in the emergency department or as an aid at my local hospital. ...

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Laurel Blakemore, MD

First of all, making a living caring for children makes me feel tremendously fortunate. I considered other careers but chose medicine in part for the opportunity to serve as well as excel at something and practice lifelong learning....

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Cherie O

I was first diagnosed with Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis when I was 12 years old and it was almost completely by chance. My back had been aching, which was something I had never experienced before....

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