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In the second article of a two-part series leading consultant cardiologist Dr Amanda Varnava suggests strategies to improve your heart health and provides guidance for different life stages, with attention to issues that may arise in your twenties.
By Mr Efstathios Drampalos
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The Achilles tendon, named after the Greek mythological hero Achilles, is a vital component of the human body's locomotor system. Situated at the back of the calf, this robust band of tissue connects the two muscles in the calf to the heel bone. Its primary function is to facilitate plantar flexion, allowing movements such as running, walking, and jumping. Despite its strength, the Achilles tendon is susceptible to injury due to its relatively poor blood supply, which affects its healing process. In his latest online article, Mr Efstathios Drampalos gives us his insights.
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Recovering from hip replacement surgery involves a multifaceted approach aimed at restoring mobility, reducing pain, and improving overall quality of life. Here, Mr Hugh Apthorp, renowned consultant orthopaedic and trauma surgeon in London with specialist expertise in hip replacement, shares valuable insights and practical tips to support patients in their postoperative journey.
By Professor Graham Collins
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By Professor M. Dominik Fischer
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Vision impairment is a prevalent global issue, with approximately 75% of individuals worldwide relying on some form of visual correction. The impact of vision loss extends beyond mere inconvenience, significantly affecting daily activities and overall quality of life. In his latest online article, Professor M. Dominik Fischer delves into the multifaceted aspects of vision loss, ranging from its causes and symptoms to available treatments and preventive measures.
By Professor Attila Kardos
02.05.24
Heart health essentials: Why regular check-ups matter for everyone
In life, the heart acts like a conductor, controlling how we live. But we usually notice its importance only when things go wrong. Regular heart check-ups aren't just for people with heart problems; they're for anyone who wants to stay healthy. Professor Attila Kardos shares more in his recent online article.
By Dr Mary Sommerlad
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By Mr Stephen Bendall
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Sports injuries: a comprehensive guide
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By Mr Amit Kotecha
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Neurorehabilitation following a TIA: What’s involved?
Transient ischaemic attack (TIA), often referred to as a mini-stroke, is a temporary interruption in blood flow to the brain, resulting in transient neurological symptoms. While TIAs typically resolve within 24 hours, they serve as warning signs of an increased risk of a full-blown stroke. Neurorehabilitation following a TIA plays a crucial role in minimising the risk of future strokes and optimising recovery. Leading consultant neurologist, stroke and rehabilitation physician Dr Arvind Chandratheva who practises at the Cleveland Clinic Rehabilitation Unit, has provided a detailed guide about this process, here.
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