30 June – 2 July 2021, Virtual EFORT Congress; Online
Welcome message: Strong from the experience of our first virtual congress last year, the current health situation forced the EFORT...
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The collaborative processes that turned a patented technology into a medically proven product
The Medical Technology (MedTech) industry has rapidly developed in the last decade, offering new and innovative ways to address some...
Read More25-26 June 2021, Third Eurasian Orthopaedic Forum; Moscow
The Eurasian Orthopaedic Forum (EOF) is Eurasia’s largest event related to orthopaedics, trauma and healthcare economics, and the first major...
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Surgery should be delayed for seven weeks after a patient tests positive for COVID-19 – as operations taking place up...
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Elderly people are at greater risk of dying from hip surgery if surgeons are too busy. Hip fractures are serious,...
Read MoreWales’ LIMB-Art launches at the Wirral Limb Centre at Clatterbridge Hospital
Wales’ award winning LIMB-Art, which makes ‘the world’s coolest prosthetic leg covers’, has launched at Wirral Limb Centre on the Wirral....
Read MoreResearcher in focus – Elaine Lovelady
To mark International Woman's Day, we talk to Elaine Lovelady, Assistant Research Manager for Zimmer Biomet, a global leader in...
Read MoreInequality in medieval Cambridge was ‘recorded on the bones’ of its residents
Social inequality was "recorded on the bones" of Cambridge's medieval residents, according to a new study of hundreds of human...
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