IMS Magazine Summer 2026 Issue — Exercise & Sports Medicine
Current Students, Faculty, Prospective Students
The Summer 2026 issue of our student-led IMS Magazine explores the latest advances in Exercise & Sports Medicine, highlighting how researchers are transforming our understanding of health, performance, and recovery.
Discover the work of renowned experts Dr. David Wasserstein, who is investigating emerging diagnostic tools and therapeutics for knee injuries; Dr. Dmitry Rozenberg, whose research applies exercise rehabilitation to improve outcomes for people living with chronic lung disease; and Dr. Jack Goodman, who is examining the complex relationship between intense exercise and cardiovascular health.
This issue also features Dr. Michael Thaut's research on the role of music in motor rehabilitation, exploring how rhythmic and musical interventions can help rewire the brain and support recovery from neurological conditions.
In addition, readers will find thought-provoking viewpoints on a range of timely topics, including the impact of exercise on men's mental health, exercise addiction, the benefits and limitations of creatine supplementation, the social media phenomenon "SkinnyTok", challenges in treating peripheral nerve injuries, and the potential of exercise-based interventions to improve symptoms of multiple sclerosis. Together, these articles explore both the societal influences of exercise and its growing role as a therapeutic tool.
