stem cell therapy

Apr 22, 2016

How Stem Cell Treatments Are Revolutionising Healthcare

Stem cell treatment, otherwise known as autologous stem cell transplantation, harvests the patient’s own stem cells from their abdominal fat or bone marrow. These cells…

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rugby injuries

Increase in Rugby Injuries Forcing Players into Early Retirement

Rugby is a fast-moving and high intensity team sport that has the highest risk per player/hour of injury of all sports. As many as one…

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arthritis

Yoga Practice as a Natural Remedy in the Management of...

Yoga is very effective in maintaining healthy bones and joints and it helps improve symptoms such as stiffness. It makes you more relaxed and can…

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health risks

High Heels and Other Hidden Health Risks in Your Wardrobe

High heels, flip flops, heavy handbags and statement necklaces can be staple items in a woman’s stylish wardrobe, but they are causing damaging health problems…

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whiplash

Get the Facts on Whiplash

The number of cases of whiplash is rising steadily, causing it to be the most common non-lethal injury suffered by victims of car crashes. As…

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rugby collisions

The Impact of the “tricks” Used in Rugby Collisions

You may have seen the recent news about the increase in the number of rugby players that have been forced to retire due to injury…

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A new treatment option for frozen shoulder

One condition I’ve seen many times in my clinic is frozen shoulder, a debilitating condition estimated to affect up to 1 in 20 people (so…

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frozen shoulder

What is Frozen Shoulder?

Leading orthopaedic surgeon Simon Moyes explains what “adhesive capsulitis”, also known as Frozen Shoulder and how best to treat it. Frozen shoulder, also known as…

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mortons neuroma

What is Morton’s Neuroma?

Morton’s Neuroma is a condition which affects the nerves in the foot that run between the metatarsal heads. Although the exact cause is unknown, it…

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acromioclavicular joint osteoarthritis

What is Acromioclavicular Joint Osteoarthritis?

The acromioclavicular joint or AC joint is a joint at the top of the shoulder. It is located where the collar bone (clavicle) meets the…

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