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  • August 4, 2026

    • Columbia Orthopedics named #4 orthopedic department in the nation for the third consecutive year

    The rankings are published annually by US News and World ReportRead more from NewYork-Presbyterian.

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  • August 6, 2026

    • From Linebacker to Bench Warmer

    In the 1990s, Thomas S. Bottiglieri, DO, was a linebacker, until one hit changed everything.
    He wasn’t knocked out, but just stopped moving for a moment. A neurologist confirmed a severe concussion, and his career was over.

    That experience never left him.

    Today, @docbottsny is Chief of Primary Care Sports Medicine at Columbia and @nyphospital, and he’s spent his career making sure other athletes don’t fall through the same cracks he did.
    His team developed ProScope, an eyetracking tool that detects a subtle head and neck tremor present in concussed patients with over 80% sensitivity. For the first time, clinicians can objectively measure what was previously undetectable.

    He recently sat down with the NYP Advances in Care Podcast to tell the full story

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  • August 5, 2026

    • Pregnancy changes your body. Your hips feel it long after.

    Carrying a baby is one of the most physically demanding things the human body can do.

    For many mothers, the hip pain doesn’t stop at delivery.  As Dr. Morgan A. Busko—herself a mom of four—says, "Hip pain during pregnancy and postpartum is very common due to the physical demands of carrying a growing baby, as well as the miraculous pysiologi9c changes that allow the growth to happen."

    Read the full story.

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