Texas Orthopedics
Texas Monthly’s July issue featured its list of Super Doctors “Rising Stars for 2018.” Texas Orthopedics is thrilled to have had several of our physicians recognized again.
They were chosen by their fellow medical professionals for exhibiting exceptional promise in …
The Austin Cap10K is coming up this weekend, and Texas Orthopedics wants to wish ‘good luck’ to all the participants, including our very own Lana Tran and Hayley Belveal to name a few.
Training for a 10K (equivalent to 6.2 …
Embracing a Mediterranean diet is a great life choice with numerous health benefits. It can boost cardiovascular health, improve cholesterol levels, and even help reduce risk of certain types of cancers.
New research from the Universidade Federal do Rio Grande …
As we’ve just weathered a pretty gloomy winder here in Central Texas–with limited bursts of sunshine–new research reports that kids with vitamin D deficiency (often caused by a lack of sun) are at a greater risk for severe fractures.…
The opioid epidemic has reached monumental proportions in the U.S.
According to the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), in 2016, 66% of fatalities due to drug overdose were caused by prescription opioids–or narcotic painkillers such a oxycodone, …
Texas Orthopedics is thrilled to welcome Dr. Mark Dalton and Dr. Kristopher Stockton to our staff of specialists. Both are board-certified orthopedic surgeons with fellowship training in foot and ankle surgery.
Dr. Dalton is a graduate of Tulane University and
