BURLINGTON, MA– Dr. Ariana Vora, an Assistant Professor at Harvard Medical School where she has served on the faculty of the Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation since 2005, will speak about “Rehabilitation and Integrative Health Approaches to Chronic Musculoskeletal Pain” at the 7th Annual Health, Fitness and Wellness Expo on March 10 at Burlington Marriott Hotel in Burlington, MA.
“Dr. Vora will discuss recent studies that advance our understanding of chronic musculoskeletal pain,” said Upendra Mishra, producer of the Health Expo. “Next, she will describe the role of rehabilitation and integrative health interventions in the treatment of individuals with chronic musculoskeletal pain, including exercise, regenerative therapies, Ayurveda and yoga.”
The 7th Annual Health & Wellness Expo, which is produced by The Mishra Group in collaboration with INDIA New England News, Indus Business Journal and INE MultiMedia, is sponsored by KnowYourMeds, Harvard Pilgrim Health Care and Lahey Health.
The event is free for all attendees, but you must pre-register.
To register for free, please click here.
Dr. Vora completed her M.D. at Mount Sinai School of Medicine and her post-graduate training at Harvard Medical School/Spaulding, where she served as Chief Resident. She began training in Ayurveda, yoga, and meditation in 1995 and is certified in Ayurveda clinical assessment and acupuncture.
She is board-certified in Integrative and Holistic Medicine, Sports Medicine, and Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.
Dr. Vora is the recipient of national awards in the field of humanistic medicine. She is currently collaborating with the AYUSH Ministry in India to develop integrative health initiatives. Dr. Vora is currently national Co-Chair of the American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine’s Complementary and Integrative Rehabilitation Medicine Group and Co-Director of Spaulding’s Integrative Medicine Task Force.
Dr. Vora’s clinical and research activities include integrative health consultation, regenerative medicine, and general rehabilitation, with the goal of optimizing health, function and quality of life for all.