The 32nd president of NASS gave his presidential address on Thursday and wanted everyone to know he’s not a gambler. Read more
Regenerating degenerated discs and realigning a distorted spine are two of the ultimate goals of spinal medicine. Two abstracts presented during the Best Papers session on Thursday moved clinicians closer to both goals. Read more
The practice of medicine will change more in the next 20 years than it has in the past 100. That’s the prediction from Michio Kaku, PhD, this year’s Presidential Guest Speaker, Professor of Theoretical Physics at the City University of New York and co-inventor of string theory. Or maybe not. Read more
Among the awards being presented at NASS 2016 are The Spine Journal Outstanding Paper Awards, which were presented on Thursday. The Spine Journal and NASS created the Outstanding Paper Awards to recognize excellence in unpublished research in spine care. Read more
When you need to stretch your legs after sitting in lecture halls, the Technical Exhibition offers a variety of experiences to continue your professional development. Whether you’re looking for food, a place to meet, surgical training, interactive learning or even a new job, the Technical Exhibition features something for you. Read more
Question of the Day: What have you learned at NASS 2016 that you will take back to your practice? Read more
