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Welbeck Oxford: Bringing Pioneering Healthcare to Oxford in 2026
Welbeck Oxford is a new state-of-the-art private healthcare centre that is set to open in Oxford in 2026.
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Advancements in healthcare are constantly evolving. Discover the latest medical insights, inspiring patient stories, and expert health advice with regular news updates and blog posts from Welbeck specialists.
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Welbeck Cambridge: Bringing Pioneering Healthcare to Cambridge in 2026
Experience exceptional patient care and cutting-edge technology at our new state-of-the-art facility in Cambridge.
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What is gut health?
The term "gut health" refers to the overall well-being and optimal functioning of the gastrointestinal tract, which includes the stomach, small intestine, large intestine (colon), and associated organs such as the liver, pancreas, and gallbladder.
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25 articles including “sports”
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What to do if you think you may have Tennis Elbow
Commonly known as tennis elbow, lateral epicondylitis is common for anyone who has been carrying out intense activity with their forearms. Our specialist team of orthopaedic and sports medicine consultants can help with treatment.
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Dr Natasha Beach: Shin Pain is Definitely Not ‘Shin Splints’
Shin pain is one of the most common conditions sports doctors see, especially in spring and summer when runners increase mileage or team sports return to harder ground. Dr Natasha Beach explores the causes, conditions and how pain is diagnosed.
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Knee-Related Skiing Injuries: From Prevention to Treatment
For many, this time of year brings with it the excitement of winter sports such as skiing and snowboarding. However, if you’re not properly prepared for these activities, you’re at risk of suffering painful and debilitating injuries.
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Knee Injuries in Children and Young People: Why Are They Becoming More Common?
This article explores the rising rate of knee injuries in children and young people, examining key causes like intense early sports participation and offering expert-backed strategies for prevention and long-term joint health.
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Runner's Knee: What Is It, Why Me, and How Do I Make It Go Away?
Runner's Knee, known as ITB Friction Syndrome is one of the most common conditions a Sports Medicine Doctor will see, particularly during the Summer months.
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10 most common football injuries, and how to prevent them
Discover the most common football injuries, how they present, and what can be done to prevent and treat them.
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What are the Common Risk Factors for Developing a Hernia?
What are the common risk factors for developing a hernia?
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The Rise of ACL Injuries in Women
This article looks at the rising number of ACL injuries in women, particularly elite athletes, and explores the possible reasons behind this surge, along with the serious recovery demands of such injuries.
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What Happened to Christian Eriksen in the Euros?
Christian Erikson suffered a cardiac arrest while playing in the Euros, and was lucky to receive quick medical attention. From reports, it sounds like he had an early shock with a defibrillator and this jolted him out of a lethal cardiac rhythm.
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6 common tennis-related injuries and how to avoid them
From shoulder impingement to jumper’s knee, tennis can cause a whole host of unpleasant injuries. Find out what causes the most common tennis injuries and how to prevent them.
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What Are The Treatments For Different Types Of Arthritis?
Arthritis is an extremely common condition. In the UK, it’s estimated that around 10 million people suffer from some form of arthritis, but since many people don’t ever get diagnosed, the true number could be higher.
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Concussion in Sport: What Age Group Suffers the Most Concussions?
There are approximately 1 million people in the UK currently living with the long term effects of a brain injury - with concussion being recognised as the most prevalent type, often referred to as a 'mild' injury.
