News
10/09/2024: Paper alert!
Depression predicts decreased lumbar bone mineral density: a scoping review of chronic psychological stress and spinal tissue pathology. Link
09/01/2024: Lab awarded grant to study back pain in people living with HIV
We will partner with Ryan Ross, PhD (Rush) and the MACS/WIHS Combined Cohort Study to determine the relationship between spine disease, stress, and low back pain.
4/29/2024: Paper alert!
Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the productivity and career prospects of musculoskeletal researchers. Link
12/15/2023: Preprint alert!
Disease progression and clinical outcomes in latent osteoarthritis phenotypes: Data from the Osteoarthritis Initiative. Link
12/14/2023: Lab awarded grant from Chicago Chronic Conditions Equity Network (C3EN) to study musculoskeletal health in Chicago.
We will partner with Pastor Mike Neal from the Timothy Community Center to form a community-based research team on musculoskeletal health and pain.
12/12/2023: John awarded 2024 JOR Spine Early Career Award!
12/04/2023: Continuing an incredible run... Mary Bucklin awarded ORS/Stryker Women's Fellowship!!
This award will fund Mary's research and her advocacy efforts for women with disabilities in research.
11/20/2023: Mary Bucklin awarded TL1 postdoctoral fellowship by the Chicago Institute for Translational Medicine!
LFG Mary!!!!
10/05/2023: Mary Bucklin awarded best poster at the Rush Mentoring Program 9th Annual Symposium!
"Evaluation of Socioeconomic Status and Spine Health through a Deep Learning Based Image Analysis: Data from the UK Biobank"
09/01/2023: Lab awarded grant from Swim Across America to develop computational tools for chondrosarcoma pathology.
07/27/2023: John talks back pain with Nurse Jazmine from the Alive Faith Network!
07/18/2023: Mary Bucklin quoted in Rush article on workplace inclusion.
05/28/2023: Mary Bucklin selected for leadership position in USASP
Mary was chosen for the Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Access Committee for the US Association for the Study of Pain. Congrats Mary!
02/14/2023: Paper alert
Socioeconomic status, mental health, and nutrition are the principal traits for low back pain phenotyping: Data from the osteoarthritis initiative. JOR Spine. link