Roman Isaac, MD

Zion Harvey, the first child to undergo a double hand transplant, can now manage an array of dexterous tasks from swinging a baseball bat to holding a whisk upright. http://bbc.in/2tE9F2h (via BBC Lifestyle & Health News)

3D printing could help repair broken bones.

This robot suit allows disabled people to walk and gives workers super strength.

Flexor tendon injuries are not only painful, they can also make it impossible to bend your fingers or thumb. Learn more about how these injuries are treated. http://orthoinfo.org/topic.cfm?topic=A00015

Exercise and activity during childhood, along with a nutritious diet, are critical for building strong bones. In fact, the more bone mass created during childhood and adolescence, the greater the chance of preventing osteoporosis (brittle and weak bones) and related fractures later in life. https://youtu.be/rmAT91VZzoI