stem cells

Aug 30, 2019

Stem cell research

Most cells in the body are pre-programmed to have a specific function and can’t be trained to do anything else. However, our bodies produce a…

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Smart Shoulder Rehab

Smart Shoulder Rehab

A surprising 2.4% of all primary care consultations in the UK are to do with shoulder pain.  There is very strong evidence to suggest that…

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genetic testing

Genetic Testing

Genetic testing to discover increased probability of certain serious illnesses, such as Type 2 diabetes, cancer and Alzheimer’s, has been available privately for some time….

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the running bug

The Running Bug

The expression ‘you are what you eat’ has become more fine-tuned in recent years. These days, it’s more about ‘you are what lives on what…

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coffee wont harm you

Coffee won’t harm you

Coffee will certainly stop you from sleeping but apparently even drinking up to 25 cups per day does not damage the heart. Earlier research had…

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the robot surgery

Robot surgery

The NHS has recently announced that it plans to spend £50m on robotic surgical equipment, reports the New Scientist. So why is the NHS so…

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How much exercise do you really need?

How much exercise do you really need?

Our great ape relatives are very sedentary, resting and sleeping for 18 hours a day, saving their calories for survival and reproduction. But homo sapiens…

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Capital Orthopaedics on the move

Capital Orthopaedics on the move

Simon Moyes’ Capital Orthopaedics practice is moving from HCA The Wellington in St Johns Wood to the Cromwell Hospital in Kensington. The Cromwell is an…

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Shoulder pain? 

Shoulder pain? 

As summer approaches, those niggling issues in your joints start to surface again. Taking to the tennis courts or heading to the gym to hone…

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Shoulder pain? 

Shoulder pain? 

As a leading arthroscopic surgeon, Simon Moyes is always keeping up with the latest technological advances that make keyhole surgery more efficient and less invasive….

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