Kristine Houck is a Senior Editorial Director at Healio. She focuses on medicine and healthcare, with particular expertise in surgery, patient care, healthcare administration, and public health. Her insights and analyses have been featured in various prominent publications, contributing to the discourse on the healthcare system.
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Kristine's coverage predominantly revolves around medical research, particularly in the fields of nephrology, orthopedics, and surgery. With a significant focus on citing data and press releases, she may be receptive to pitches that offer new and compelling scientific findings or advancements in these areas.
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By: Kristine Houck, Rob Volansky, Shenaz Bagha
CHICAGO — A new program for training rheumatology fellows at Louisiana State University may offer a new way to combat the specialty's workforce shortage, particularly in rural areas, according to speakers at ACR Convergence 2025.
By: Anthony A. Romeo, Kristine Houck
See all articles from Orthopedics Today Commentary For the past 30 years, my leadership roles in private practice, employed physician
By: Kristine Houck, Mindy Valcarcel
NEW ORLEANS — Patients who have undergone prior testosterone replacement therapy may have higher risk for complications after total knee arthroplasty, according to a recently presented study.
By: Kristine Houck, Anthony A. Romeo
See all articles from Orthopedics Today Commentary The challenges of health care have led many physicians to consider changing their professional environment.
By: Kristine Houck, Anthony A. Romeo
See all articles from Orthopedics Today Commentary Robotic-assisted surgery is transforming total hip and knee arthroplasty, delivering
The orthopedic workforce shortage is no longer a distant projection. It is an emerging access problem, a practice management challenge and a test to organize our specialty before the gap becomes irreversible.For decades, workforce forecasts have alternated between warnings of surplus and projections of shortages. However, that uncertainty has now narrowed. Recent analyses using the Health
By: Anthony A. Romeo, Kristine Houck
See all articles from Orthopedics Today Commentary Few areas of orthopedic practice have grown faster and with thinner evidence than orthobiologics.
By: Bohdanna T. Zazulak, Kristine Houck
See all articles from Blog by Patellofemoral Foundation “There are several causes of the same thing,” Aristotle wrote in Metaphysics . Few
By: Anthony A. Romeo, Kristine Houck
See all articles from Orthopedics Today Commentary Shoulder arthroplasty is the fastest growing joint replacement in the United States.
By: Kristine Houck, Anthony A. Romeo
See all articles from Orthopedics Today Commentary Not long ago, a patient who underwent total joint replacement stayed in the hospital for several days.
