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April 6, 2011

Live chat on knee pain at noon

The warmer weather can be difficult for knee pain sufferers who want to go outside and get active. If you are experiencing knee pain and have questions about treatment, check out our live chat today at noon with a pain specialist from Johns Hopkins.

Dr. Paul Christo, director of the Multidisciplinary Pain Fellowship Training Program at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, will be taking reader questions from noon-1 p.m. (ET) Not sure if you can make the chat? Send questions in advance to healthcalendar@baltsun.com and come back to the chat to read the transcript.

Learn about other pain topics in Pain: Time to Take Charge.

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About Picture of Health

Meredith Cohn has been a reporter since 1991, covering everything from politics and airlines to the environment and medicine. A runner since junior high and a particular eater for almost as long, she tries to keep up on health and fitness trends. Her aim is to bring you the latest news and information from the local and national medical and wellness communities.

Andrea K. Walker knows it’s weird to some people, but she has a fascination with fitness, diseases, medicine and other health-related topics. She subscribes to a variety of health and fitness magazines and becomes easily engrossed in the latest research in health and science. An exercise fanatic, she’s probably tried just about every fitness activity there is. Her favorites are running, yoga and kickboxing. So it is probably fitting that she has been assigned to cover the business of healthcare and to become a regular contributor to this blog. Andrea has been at The Sun for nearly 10 years, covering manufacturing, retail , airlines and small and minority business. She looks forward to telling readers about the latest health news.

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