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In this video, we take an in-depth look at inflammatory back pain, its key characteristics, and its connection to rheumatological conditions like ankylosing spondylitis. We discuss common symptoms, including morning stiffness, pain improvement with activity, and chronic nature, as well as how to differentiate it from other…

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📢 Exciting new research alert! In this video, we dive into a recent study published in the Journal of Rheumatology (Feb 2025) that examines changes in the presentation of early rheumatoid arthritis (RA) over the past 24 years.

🔍 What’s in the video?✔️ A breakdown of the study: Changes at Presentation in Patients with Earl…

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I thought a little change of pace was called for and so I decided to have a look at some famous people who reportedly have Rheumatological conditions!

Let me know if you know any others!

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In this video I discuss screening for Osteoporosis, can we put specifics to who we should screen and what that means in practice.

For full in-depth Bone Health content then you can access my course HERE

I go into some specifics about the following categories:

* Females over 65

* Females under 65

* Males over 65

F…

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Something a bit different this week as I prepare for 2025 and try to adapt, grow and improve. A Vlog of sorts.

So can we prevent Rheumatoid Arthritis? It is early days in this research but it is starting to look positive. I discuss this as well as some tips for implementation to clinical practice.

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My first podcast for a while, I have been busy with other projects and they have slipped off the priority list but I couldn’t leave this topic uncovered.

I discuss barriers and facilitators to First Contact Physiotherapists identifying Axial Spondyloarthritis with Carissa Jones whose MSc dissertation was on this exact subject. It is obviously a topic close to my interest as it is a big audience I teach to!

Tons of useful information in this one and I am very grateful to Carissa for giving up her time and expertise to record with me!

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Dr Katherine Jones joins the chaps for this episode. Dr Jones explains the interactions between inflammatory bowel diseases and exercise, does it help?

Spoiler... There are a lot of unanswered questions!

The conversation steers from benefits to barriers, via hernias and finally to advice. Tim lends his experience of the struggles he has had returning to exercise and Rob discusses his return to Iron Man (the absolute nutter).

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Crohn's Disease and Ulcerative Colitis are conditions that are termed Inflammatory Bowel Diseases. These are auto-inflammatory conditions meaning they are caused by the bodies own immune system mistakenly affecting its own tissues.

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Dr Mike McFarlane joins the chaps in this episode. He lends his considerable expertise as a Consultant Gastroenterologist as we cover a huge lot of ground from initial symptoms, diagnostic testing, different pathways, what happens after diagnosis and more...!!

Crohn's Disease and Ulcerative Colitis are conditions that are termed Inflammatory Bowel Diseases. These are auto-inflammatory conditions meaning they are caused by the bodies own immune system mistakenly affecting its own tissues.

Rob Beaven - https://dyerstclinic.com/

Jack March - https://rheumatology.physio

Tim Colledge - https://open.substack.com/pub/timcolledge05

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Jack, Rob, and Tim explain who they are, why they are here, and what this podcast is going to all be about.

Crohn's Disease and Ulcerative Colitis are conditions that are termed Inflammatory Bowel Diseases.

These are auto-inflammatory conditions meaning they are caused by the body’s own immune system mistakenly affecting its own tissues.

Rob Beaven - https://dyerstclinic.com/

Jack March - https://rheumatology.physio

Tim Colledge - https://open.substack.com/pub/timcolledge05

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Jim was just a little excited to indulge in one of his favourite topics for a full podcast - Osteoarthritis.

Ossur produce a wide range of limb products, of particular interest are their medial offloader braces for knee osteoarthritis. These provide a very real option as part of a management program for this tricky condition and Jim wanted to delve deep into how and why they might work.

A lot of ground covered as he discusses with Giles the construction of the braces, how they work and who they might work for, improving compliance/tolerance and the cost implications.

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