Press and Media
Press and media
Daniel Berthold is available for selected media inquiries on orthopedics, sports injuries, return to sport, professional-athlete care, prevention and medical evidence. A useful request states the topic, format, audience and deadline so that suitability and availability can be assessed quickly.
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What brings you here?
For readers and organizations in the UK, North America, India, Singapore and other regions, English is the shared information route. A medical inquiry, a media interview, a research collaboration and a publishing request need different preparation. Please specify your country and preferred working language; this website does not establish a consultation or advisory service in every jurisdiction.
At a glance
What matters for this decision.
- Interviews and background conversations on defined medical topics
- Evidence-based explanations for general and professional audiences
- Clear distinction between general information and individual medical advice
- Topic, format, deadline and contact details requested at first contact
Articles and interviews
Coverage featuring Daniel Berthold on orthopedics, sports medicine and prevention. Links open the original German-language publications; some require a subscription. Dates reflect the publisher’s displayed publication or update date.
Strength, endurance and healthy aging
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Intensive training and overload in women
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E-bikes, cycling and joint health
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Training volume and load tolerance
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Health risks of extreme ultrarunning
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Training for health without overload
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Sport after 50: cycling and swimming
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Robotic knee replacement: benefits and limits
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HYROX and physical warning signs
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Smartwatch data and the body’s warning signs
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Why runners need strength training
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Strength training and everyday prevention
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Daily steps and health
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Running and resilient tissues
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Manuel Neuer: load and recovery in elite sport
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Bunions, heel spurs and foot pain
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Frozen shoulder: symptoms, causes and treatment
Tennis, fitness and life expectancy
Daniel Berthold: innovation in sports medicine
Jamal Musiala: understanding the path to a comeback
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PRP in sports medicine
ZDFheute · TV interview on ACL injury risk in women’s football ·
Decision guide
Four points to discuss before deciding.
Use these points to prepare the question you want a second opinion to clarify.
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Starting point
Interviews and background conversations on defined medical topics
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Available information
Evidence-based explanations for general and professional audiences
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Options
Clear distinction between general information and individual medical advice
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Next step
Topic, format, deadline and contact details requested at first contact
Areas of commentary
Orthopedics and sports medicine explained in context.
Relevant topics include common joint and sports injuries, treatment decisions, rehabilitation, return-to-play criteria, musculoskeletal prevention and the interpretation of new medical evidence.
Media commentary can explain principles and uncertainty, but it cannot diagnose an individual person who has not been medically assessed.
For an efficient request
Send the editorial context, not a medical record.
Please identify the outlet, topic, interview format, expected length, publication date, deadline and a direct contact number. If the request concerns a study, include the source or publication details.
The press route is intended for editorial inquiries. Patient appointments, second opinions and advisory projects use their respective pathways, and confidential health information should not be included in a media request.
Common questions
Answers to common questions.
Which details should a media inquiry include?
Include the outlet, topic, intended audience, format, deadline, publication timing and direct contact details. For study commentary, provide the original source if possible.
Can a press request be used for personal medical advice?
No. Media commentary provides general information. Personal symptoms, images and treatment decisions require the appropriate clinical pathway.
Next step
Are you preparing a media request?
Please include your organization, topic, intended market, deadline and preferred working language. Availability, scope and permissions are agreed individually.
