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03Feb

New study reveals how small amounts of extra time spent in moderate and vigorous physical activity may be linked to a boost to brain power in middle age


In this study, the authors assessed closely the associations of different components of daily movement with participants from The 1970 British Cohort Study - they looked at their overall cognition, memory and executive function, to understand the relative importance of each individual component for cognition.

23Jan

Video guide explaining the importance of participating in activities that build muscle strength


A helpful video guide has been created by Dr Snehal Pinto Pereira and Dr Rachael Frost to raise awareness of the importance of participating in activities that build muscle strength; they explain the health and wellbeing benefits in addition to helpful and practical advice on how people can get started on their journey to become stronger.

13Jan

Dislocated shoulder symptoms, causes and advice to aid your recovery in sport


Ben Ashworth, Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist, talks about the common symptoms and causes of a shoulder dislocation in sport; he discusses the types of shoulder dislocations (Anterior vs. posterior), the importance of seeking medical advice, while sharing key advice to help aid your recovery.

04Jan

Mr Jae Rhee Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon joins The ISEH


We are delighted to welcome Mr Jae Rhee, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon to The Institute of Sport, Exercise and Health, where he will join our multi-disciplinary team of leading sports exercise and medicine physicians at our facility on Tottenham Court Road.

02Jan

Dr Ajai Seth Consultant in Sport Exercise and Rehabilitation Medicine joins The ISEH


Dr Ajai Seth has vast expertise treating musculoskeletal injuries to elite athletes, sport focussed patients and adolescents for exercise and sports related injuries and complaints.

21Dec

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ISEH Professor Mark Hamer, Chair in Sport and exercise medicine, was part a team of researchers who looked at the association of vigorous intermittent physical with all cause Cardiovascular disease & cancer mortality in people who do not exercise.

19Dec

ISEH Mark Hamer recognised as one of the worlds most influential researchers


We are delighted to announce that Professor Mark Hamer, has been listed as one of the world’s most influential researchers by Clarivate in their annual Highly Cited Researchers list for 2022.

25Nov

Football injuries - common and worst injuries in the game


Dr Bruce Paton, ISEH Consultant Physiotherapist shares insight about the common and worst lower limb injuries within football, while talking about treatment and recovery times. Dr Paton also talks about the preventive measures Football clubs are taking to help reduce injuries

25Nov

Advice to boost mood and support mental health this Movember


Dr Devan Thanki, ISEH Sports Medicine, Exercise and Health MSc student and London based doctor, talks about some of the concerns and issues surrounding men's mental health.

22Nov

The Mr Motivator Club and UCL GP referral programme - now accepting patients


Due to a partnership between UCL’s Division of Surgery and Interventional Sciences and Mr Motivator’s Club, GP’s and healthcare professionals in the UK can now refer patients who meet certain criteria onto the new exercise referral scheme. Patients will be taking part in University College London study at the same time.

18Nov

The Advanced BRAIN Health Clinic has launched a new clinic for footballers


The new clinic expansion has been funded by the Football Association (FA), whom are in partnership with the Rugby Football Union (RFU) and Premiership Rugby to offer this specialist clinical service and associated research programme to retired male and female players, free of charge.

09Nov

The ISEH is delighted to be able to offer patients Arthrosamid® at our facility


Through our partnership with HCA healthcare, this form of treatment is now available within our state-of-the-art facility located on Tottenham Court Road in Central London.