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By Dr Taher Mahmud
23.08.17
Rheumatology

Treatment and prevention of osteoporosis explained

Osteoporosis is a serious condition that affects hundreds of thousands of people in the UK - however, it is treatable and preventable. Dr Taher Mahmud of the London Osteoporosis Clinic explains how.

By Dr Francis Kynaston-Pearson
21.08.17
Rheumatology

Should arthritis be considered a medical emergency?

Around 10 million people over the UK suffer from some form of arthritis, the most common forms being osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. Dr Taher Mahmud discusses why he believes arthritis should be treated as a medical emergency.

By Mr Philip Mitchell
10.08.17
Rheumatology

Osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis explained

Around 10 million people in the UK suffer from arthritis. Often misunderstood as a disease in itself, arthritis actually refers to joint pain, degeneration, or disease. Arthritis affects all age groups, including children. We take a look at two of the most common forms of arthritis: osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.

By Dr Taher Mahmud
19.07.17
Rheumatology

The importance of vitamin D and your bones

Vitamin D is sometimes nicknamed ‘the sunshine vitamin’, as our skin produces it naturally in a direct response to sunlight. Dr Taher Mahmud of the London Osteoporosis Clinic gives us the basics of vitamin D and bone health.

Weight-bearing exercise for osteoporosis

By Dr Taher Mahmud
11.07.17
Rheumatology

How does exercise help build healthy bones?

Exercise can reduce the risk of cardiovascular problems such as heart disease, or heart attacks, but did you know that exercise can also reduce your risk of osteoporosis and bone fractures? Leading consultant rheumatologist Dr Taher Mahmud tells us how.

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Rheumatology

What is a DEXA scan, and what is it for?

A DEXA scan is often used in the diagnosis of osteoporosis. DEXA scans can measure your bone density, and indicate if you are at risk from developing the condition.

By Dr Francis Kynaston-Pearson
03.07.17
Rheumatology

Osteoporosis and your lifestyle: why is it important?

Osteoporosis happens when bones become gradually more fragile. This can progress painlessly, until a bone suddenly breaks. Expert rheumatologist, Dr Francis Kynaston-Pearson, explains more.

By Dr Shahir Hamdulay
29.06.17
Rheumatology

What is lupus and what causes it?

Lupus is an autoimmune condition which affects different parts of the body. The condition is not understood well, but it is caused when the immune system starts to attack healthy cells, tissue, and organs. . Renowned consultant in rheumatology and general internal medicine Dr Shahir Hamdulay explains more about the condition.

By Dr Taher Mahmud
26.06.17
Rheumatology

Can muscle loss be prevented?

Muscle loss has long been associated with the ideas of inactivity and ageing, and that over time it becomes inevitable. Loss of muscle mass and muscle weakening is known as sarcopenia.

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