Running tips you need to know
More than 2,000 athletes have gathered in Tokyo for the World Athletics Championships, one of the biggest sporting events. With roughly a quarter of people in the UK running at […]
ISEH Spotlight… David Bartlett – Let’s talk, The Hundred
We had the pleasure of sitting down with ISEH’s David Bartlett in between supporting athletes during The Hundred to learn more about his role in the tournament. Our conversation offered […]
Congratulations Professor Courtney Kipps appointed Vice President of the Board of Trustees College of Sport, Exercise and Musculoskeletal Medicine
We are delighted to congratulate Professor Courtney Kipps, Consultant in Sport and Exercise Medicine at ISEH and Co-Lead of UCL’s MSc Programme in Sports Medicine, Exercise & Health, on his […]
Congratulations to Dr Snehal Pinto Pereira; now a Professor of Population Health and Applied Statistics
We are delighted to announce that ISEH’s Dr Snehal Pinto Pereira has been appointed Professor of Population Health and Applied Statistics within our partner organisation, UCL’s Division of Surgery and […]
Personality can influence the types and intensities of exercise we’re most drawn to or enjoy the most
A new study published yesterday (8th July), led by dedicated UCL and ISEH researchers, Dr Flaminia Ronca, Dr Benjamin Tari, Cian Xu, and Prof Paul Burgess, explores whether personality traits […]
Two new studies have shed light on the complex relationship between head injuries sustained in elite rugby and the potential risk of developing dementia
Researchers from Imperial College London, University College London (affiliated with the Institute of Sport, Exercise and Health), and the UK Dementia Research Institute examined 200 former professional rugby players aged […]
Our annual run in Regent’s park was a great success!
We were delighted to welcome nearly 300 participants to Regent’s Park on Sunday 22nd June for the 11th Annual ISEH Run! Runners of all ages and abilities — including families, […]
Concussion in children
Concussions in children are frequently underreported, early and accurate diagnosis is essential, as appropriate management can significantly improve outcomes. If left untreated, concussion can persist for many months, resulting in […]
Join our annual ISEH run in June – celebrating it’s 11th year
We are delighted to announce the 11th Annual ISEH Run, taking place on Sunday, 22 June 2025, in the beautiful surroundings of Regent’s Park, London. Hosted by the Institute of […]
Join us for a free CPD evening – Brain health in footballers (23rd April – virtual)
We’re delighted to soon be hosting a free CPD evening focused on brain health in footballers. This online session, on the topic of “Advances in Traumatic Brain Injury and Repetitive […]
New study: Health benefits of leisure-time physical activity by socioeconomic status, lifestyle risk, and mental health, and how they may differ across population subgroups
The Institute of Sport Exercise and Health’s (ISEH) Professor Mark Hamer, Chair in Sport and Exercise Medicine and dedicated researcher, was a co-author of a study exploring the Health benefits of […]
Jonny Brownlee will be joining us for Day 2 of our FREE Annual SEM Virtual Conference
We look forward to welcoming health professional virtually to the ISEH Annual Sport and Exercise Medicine Virtual Conference taking place soon. Join us FREE on 27th and 28th January from 6:30pm-8:30pm […]