When Your Wrist Pain Might Need Surgery
Hurting your wrist is one of the most common sports injuries you can get. Knowing when it’s serious enough to require surgery is crucial, however, to prevent causing irreparable damage to your wrist.
Save the Date! 13th Annual Taste at the Cove Happening in September
San Diego Sports Medicine Foundation’s signature fundraiser, Taste at the Cove, is a 5-star event featuring food from San Diego’s top-rated restaurants, a New York-style Runway Fashion Show and 2 local honorees, one professional athlete and one in the medical field, as well as live and silent auctions.
The 13th Annual Taste at the Cove will be held this year on Thursday, September 4 at 5:30pm in La Jolla, 1100 Coast Boulevard. Dress code is business casual.
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