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As we celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Spine Section of the Orthopaedic Research Society (ORS), we reflect on a decade defined by visionary leadership, scientific excellence, and a steadfast commitment to advancing spine research. What began as a focused initiative within the ORS to unify spine investigators has grown into a vibrant, international community of scientists and clinicians at all career stages dedicated to transforming musculoskeletal health through collaboration, education, discovery, and translation. Since its inception, the ORS Spine Section has expanded not only in membership but also in scientific scope, global engagement, and leadership development. This growth is a testament to the dedication of past and present Chairs and Officers, whose selfless contributions and countless hours of service cemented the foundation on which the Section proudly stands today.
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