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24Jun

Over 300 runners joined us in Regent’s Park for our annual ISEH Run


In attendance were families, colleagues and people from our community who took on the 10k, 5k and 2.5k route in one of London’s most beautiful Royal Parks.

31May

UCL ranked one in Europe and two in the world for Sports Medicine


This recognition is based on research performance in Sports Medicine, taking into account the number of citations and academic papers published. This ranking was determined by 25.4 million citations from 1.1 million academic papers across 2,413 universities globally.

24May

New comprehensive testing and training framework for baseball pitchers


This new guideline encompasses the rationale, methodologies and practical training recommendations together in one place.

09May

A new systematic review looking at Perimenopausal physical activity and the risk of dementia


Dr Flaminia Ronca, Associate Professor at ISEH and UCL, collaborated with Dr Niall Simmons and Dr Miguel Rodriguez Ruiz to conduct a systematic review analysing the relationship between perimenopausal physical activity and dementia risk, aiming to gain crucial insights.

08May

ISEH runners can access F45 to support with training


We've teamed up with F45 Tottenham Court Road to offer runners a complimentary 7-day pass to access their state-of-the-art training facility, helping runners to be fully prepared for the day’s event.

16Apr

Hiring a dedicated Sport and Exercise Medicine Consultant to join our facility


The Institute of Sport Exercise and Health (ISEH) is looking for a dedicated physician to join as a Sport and Exercise Medicine Consultant part time. The role involves providing proactive and reactive medical care focusing on injury prevention, diagnosis, and management.

10Apr

Mr Mark Phillips Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon joins the ISEH


Mr Phillips brings a wealth of expertise to our facility, particularly in trauma surgery, elbow conditions, and complex injury surgery. Additionally, he has specific expertise in hand and wrist surgery and provides patient-centred care, tailored to the individual needs of those under his care.

28Feb

New research reveals that incorporating the Active Movement Programme, a health intervention was successful in effectively reducing obesity


ISEH’s Professor Mike Loosemore and Dr Flaminia Ronca have published research after implementing the Active Movement Programme, a health intervention targeted at reducing obesity in school children developed by Peter Savage.

14Feb

Dr Snehal Pinto Pereira awarded £1.8m to fund vital research to benefit public health


Her primary objective is to comprehend methods for optimising and sustaining physical fitness levels within the broader population, aiming for longevity, while recognising the significance of physical fitness in disease prevention, as well as in preserving mobility and independence.

24Jan

ISEH FREE Sport and Exercise Medicine Annual Virtual Conference series


We have a line up of incredible speakers working at the forefront of Sport and exercise medicine in the UK who will be leading the talks. With vast expertise managing elite athletes, the athletic community and the general population for sports related injuries and complaints, this conference is not to be missed.

09Jan

Learn about our achievements from the last 12 months - ISEH Annual Report 2023


As we embrace the new year, we're proud to share the ISEH Annual Report, highlighting the outstanding efforts over the past 12 months of our colleagues and the excellent collaboration with our partners in delivering world class Sport and Exercise Medicine clinical services, teaching and research.

22Nov

Exploring how the menstrual cycle influences orthopaedic sports injuries among female athletes.


Esteemed Sport and Exercise Medicine Physicians, including ISEH Clinical Director and Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon Professor Fares Haddad, have published research investigating the complex interplay between the menstrual cycle and orthopaedic sports injuries in pre-menopausal female athletes.