AI’s impact on healthcare hinges on improving confidence in industry practices for patients
The potential of AI could revolutionise healthcare, but not without experts addressing privacy and security concerns as well as the...
Read MoreSomerset clinical scientist aims to find new way of treating long term spinal damage
In the UK, there’s a large group of patients with compression of their spinal cord – otherwise known as degenerative...
Read MoreNew CONSORT reporting guidelines published today in five medical journals
The CONSORT 2025 statement, an updated guideline for reporting randomised trials is being simultaneously published in The BMJ, JAMA, The...
Read More18-21 June 2025, NSpine Multidisciplinary Spine Conference 2025; London
Since the inaugural conference in 2013, NSpine has grown exponentially and now features annual, highly respected meetings which traditionally attract...
Read MoreAston University hosts SPARK Europe showcase for preclinical healthcare innovations
SPARK The Midlands, based at Aston University, has hosted the SPARK Europe Showcase for investors and industry to see some...
Read MoreRecovery from paralysis a step closer after breakthrough UK trial
The potential of a pioneering spinal cord stimulation technology to restore functions in paralysed people has been demonstrated in a...
Read MoreExperts strongly recommend against spine injections for chronic back pain
Commonly used injections offer little or no pain relief, says expert panel. Findings question whether it’s reasonable to continue to...
Read MoreStryker’s US spinal implants business sale to benefit competitors in spinal fusion
Stryker has recently agreed to sell its US spinal implants business to the Viscogliosi Brothers and the newly formed company...
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