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Nuffield Health's Head of Physiotherapy explains how exercise and lifestyle change can help you to continue to live an active life with arthritis.
Osteoarthritis is the most common type of arthritis. Robin Higginson, Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist at Nuffield Health, looks at some of the myths and false beliefs associated with osteoarthritis.
Niki May Young talks us through what it is actually like having a Nuffield Health Assessment.
High-tech machines like MRI and CT scanners are sometimes intimidating but diagnostic imaging can be an essential step to good health.
From early on, women are taught to check for lumps in their breasts. But lumps aren’t the only sign you should see a specialist. Here are four more.
The PIP scandal has changed the way we look at implants, but patients still need to look out for themselves. Dr Davina Deniszczyc explains.
Find out the symptoms of long COVID and how you can self-manage and get rehabilitation for these
Do you shy away from the gym for fear of damaging your joints? You needn’t be worried. Exercise can in fact help to protect your joints, as well as relieve pain. “I don’t do that exercise because it’s bad for your joints.” Sound familiar? It’s a common reason people avoid exercises like running, weight training or some classes.
Want to know your future risk of disease? With a little exercise, this simple fitness test can tell you just by listening to your heart with a wearable.
Avoid the chilly weather and train indoors for your winter 10k run with this expert-led interval treadmill training programme from Nuffield Health.