Just 6% of surgeons working in private healthcare are women, new research shows
New research published in The Bulletin of the Royal College of Surgeons of England (RCS England) has found that women make up just 6.2% of surgeons...
Read MoreMeeting growing demand for children’s activity-based rehabilitation
Neurokinex Kids has already supported 270 children nationwide and helped more than 20 at Bristol. In 2025, the Bristol team...
Read MoreNew 3D classification system introduced to advance care and research in adolescent idiopathic scoliosis
The SRS–Lenke–Aubin 3D classification adds long-missing transverse plane insight to the global standard for AIS. A new three-dimensional classification system for...
Read MoreSpinal patients attend community assessment day for ongoing support
Patients across Liverpool with spinal conditions attended a community assessment day aimed at improving their ongoing health and wellbeing ahead...
Read MoreFirst patient in the North of England undergoes innovative spinal operation
A spinal patient with chronic pain has undergone a cutting-edge Single Position-Oblique Lumbar Interbody Fusion (OLIF) and Posterior Instrumented Robotic-Assisted...
Read MoreSpinal Research and Reeve Foundation award $1.5m in grants to advance traumatic spinal cord injury treatments
Spinal Research and the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation have announced $1.5 million in grants to support four research projects...
Read MoreNeurokinex is first UK centre to deliver ONWARD® ARC-EX™ spinal stimulation therapy
Neurokinex - a provider of activity-based neurorehabilitation - is the first organisation in the UK approved to deliver the ARC-EX...
Read MoreNew study confirms safety and major cost savings of same-day 360° lumbar fusion in outpatient surgery centers
203-patient analysis at DISC Surgery Centers shows 100% discharge within 23 hours with up to 60% lower total episode-of-care costs...
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