Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic Sports Medicine will provide sports physicals for students who wish to participate in school sports programs, reports KROC News.

Here are five sports medicine physicians who recently joined new practices or took on new positions in in the past month.

IKEA has partnered with 3D-printed medical wearable company, UNYQ, and educational esports company, Area Academy, to develop a series of products to help improve gamers' lives at home.

Michael Joyce, MD, arthroscopically removed a "loose body" in the left knee of Seattle Storm point guard Sue Bird May 30, The Seattle Times reports.

The Weber School, a private Jewish high school in Atlanta, is launching a new sports science program this fall, reports AJC.

Iowa State University in Ames has started construction on its new sports performance center, which will be utilized by all student-athletes at the university, reports 247 Sports.

Vonda Wright, MD, board-certified orthopedic surgeon and chief of Northside Hospital Sports Medicine Network in Atlanta, is using her medical expertise to treat esports athletes.

Kaiser Permanente is collaborating with the Golden State Warriors to establish Thrive City — a district that will provide year-round health and wellness services — for the Bay Area, reports NBA.

Three orthopedic surgeons from the University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Medicine are collaborating to treat athletes of professional soccer team, the Birmingham Legion FC.

Orange Coast Community College in Costa Mesa, Calif., has broken ground on its new $36 million facility, reports GlobeSt.

The University of Kansas in Lawrence has restructured its sports medicine model with the introduction of Kansas Team Health, reports The Kansas City Star.

Detroit Medical Center broke ground on the $65 million DMC Sports Medicine Institute in District Detroit, reported NBC affiliate Click On Detroit.

New York City-based Hospital for Special Surgery named Andrew Pearle, MD, chief of the HSS Sports Medicine Institute, effective July 1.

Michael Murphy, DO, an orthopedic and sports medicine physician of DuPage Medical Group, will serve as the head team physician for the Joliet Slammers, a professional baseball team in the independent Frontier League.

Willis-Knighton Sports Medicine in Shreveport, La., provided 970 free physical screenings for high school athletes in preparation for the 2019-20 school year, reports the Bossier Press-Tribune.

The NFL and NFL Players Association have announced a new program requiring every team to employ a mental health professional, reports ESPN.

Holston Medical Group opened HMG Orthopedic & Sports Medicine in Bristol, Tenn., local news affiliate WJHL reports.

Christopher Ahmad, MD, is set to perform right shoulder labrum repair surgery on New York Yankees third baseman Miguel Andujar at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital in New York City, reports the MLB.

Aquatic therapy pool company, HydroWorx, adds the Atlanta Falcons, the Baltimore Ravens and the Las Vegas Raiders to its list of professional football teams using its technology.

Here are six sports medicine physicians who recently joined new practices or took on new positions in April: