InsideInjuries.com to Launch Newly Redesigned Site from Local Marketing, Inc.

Online, March 22, 2014 (Newswire.com) - Dr. Anand Lalaji, the founder and creator of Inside Injuries, is eagerly anticipating the launch of a newly redesigned website from an Atlanta area marketing and PR firm, Local Marketing, Inc.

The brainchild of Dr. Lalaji, Inside Injuries provides avid sports fans and casual enthusiasts alike with an "inside" look at some of the most common injuries sustained in football, baseball, soccer, hockey, UFC, and other popular sports in the United States and around the world.

"When I first created Inside Injuries, I didn't expect it to catch on the way that it did," said Dr. Lalaji. "After just a few months, I realized that we could do so much more with the site."

The new site, which will include information about both Dr. Lalaji and the inspiration behind Inside Injuries, will feature a new, user-friendly format that allows sports fans to easily locate the most up-to-date injury news about their favorite players. The site's new functionality will also allow sports enthusiasts to sign up for updates about the players and sports of their choosing.

"I've always found sports medicine and orthopedic imaging to be one of the most fascinating specialties of radiology," Dr. Lalaji said. "With the exponential growth of Inside Injuries, I can share some of the interesting parts of the field with sports fans all over the world."

Inside Injuries has already captured the attention of over 70,000 followers on Facebook; Dr. Lalaji hopes that the newly designed website will attract even more sports fans.

A board certified radiologist with a subspecialty in orthopedic and sports imaging, Dr. Lalaji is the Chief Medical Officer and founder of The Radiology Group, a full-service, radiology facility that works with a variety of specialties. Under Dr. Lalaji's expert leadership, The Radiology Group now serves 20 states, and continues to expand its reach.

To learn more about Inside Injuries and its creator, Dr. Anand Lalaji, visit the site online at www.insideinjuries.com.