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July 2024

  • Suha Nasser with her husband and son

    Gaza voices
    The Gaza physiotherapist: My house was bombed – and my baby son and beloved husband died

    Suha Nasser, 27, is a physiotherapist from Jabalia. She was sheltering with 31 relatives when their home was struck. Only six survived

June 2024

  • Mid-adult woman with mobile phone and cloth shopping bag walks in a park on an autumn day; leaves are seen on the ground. She wears a warm camel-coloured coat and knitted red hat, dark red trousers and white sneakers.

    Walking three times a week ‘nearly halves’ recurrence of low back pain

  • NHS logo

    First NHS physiotherapy clinic run by AI to start this year

May 2024

  • Vic Paterson who retrained from her job as a Police Officer to a soft tissue therapist (State 11 : Fixting Poeple) after experiencing back pain and lack of support for her ailment. Spalding, Lincolnshire, UK.

    Shortage of NHS physio roles leaves patients in pain as waiting lists soar

    Numbers waiting for treatment have increased by 27% in less than two years as the UK’s population ages and grows more obese

February 2024

  • G2 - Sport injuries Main Web

    All gain, no pain: how to avoid injuries from running, skiing, swimming, cycling, football, rugby, yoga …

    One minute you’re pushing your body to its limits, the next you’ve gone too far and you’re stretched out with an icepack. Sports pros explain how to escape pains, sprains, tears and swellings
  • Two kids playing netball

    How to have healthy joints
    Team sports for kids and yoga in your 50s: exercises to help you stay flexible for every life stage

    From side planks to standing on one leg while brushing your teeth, these are the key activities you should focus on to keep your joints in good shape
  • Built for running … Tim Jonze with physiotherapist Uzo Ehiogu.

    How to have healthy joints
    ‘I thought I would never run again’: how I overcame runner’s knee

    Four years ago, Tim Jonze thought his running career was as good as over. Learning how to stretch properly and sticking to these three strengthening exercises helped him get back on track

January 2024

  • Pauline Gill in 1946

    Other lives
    Pauline Gill obituary

    Other lives: One of the ‘Bletchley Girls’ who operated decoding machines during the second world war

December 2023

  • Anne Corden

    Other lives
    Anne Corden obituary

    Other lives: Physiotherapist who took on a pastoral role with services personnel on RAF bases around Europe

July 2023

  • Linda Geddes lying on her back on the Backhug robotic masseuse in a room of her home

    Can a ‘robotherapist’ deliver as good a massage as a human?

    Backhug’s 26 mechanical fingers offer personalised joint care. How much can it do for me in six weeks?

January 2023

  • Physiotherapist checking knee of female patient sitting on bench

    Medicare taskforce urged to let patients see nurses, physiotherapists or counsellors instead of GPs

    Allied health groups say allowing people to see other practitioners in first instance would reduce load on doctors
  • Mysie Sutherland

    Other lives
    Mysie Sutherland obituary

    Other lives: Physiotherapist who was a proponent of conductive education for people with cerebral palsy
  • Felicity Feeny

    Other lives
    Felicity Feeny obituary

    Other lives: NHS physiotherapist who later used her skills to develop programmes for people with severe disabilities in Kathmandu

December 2022

  • General Election - National Health Service<br>BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND - MARCH 16: A nurse tends to recovering patients on a general ward at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital on March 16, 2010 in Birmingham, England. As the UK gears up for one of the most hotly contested general elections in recent history it is expected that that the economy, immigration, industry, the NHS and education are likely to form the basis of many of the debates. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)

    We are striking to save the NHS, not just for a decent pay rise

    Letters: Physiotherapist Anthony Cusack on why he and his colleagues have voted for industrial action. Plus letters from David A Richards, Brian Chatterton and Dr Allan Dodds
  • Jean Biddle for Other Lives obituary

    Other lives
    Jean Biddle obituary

    Other lives: Physiotherapist in schools for children with physical disabilities and superintendent physiotherapist for the London borough of Hounslow
  • two nurses help an elderly woman with a walking frame

    It’s not just a lack of social care that’s keeping older people trapped in hospital beds

    David Lee
    Fear of infection means people are discouraged from mingling, resulting in unnecessary physical and mental deterioration, says former NHS manager David Lee

September 2022

  • Occupational Physiotherapist working with a patient

    Millions in poor health due to lack of rehab after illness, warns UK report

    Stroke, heart attack and cancer patients at risk of being ‘stuck in downward spiral’ without recovery support, say physiotherapists

May 2022

  • A physiotherapist treats a patient's knee.

    Thousands miss out on treatment as physiotherapists are taken off UK register

    Regulator removed 5,311 physiotherapists after failing to renew licences, raising concerns about patients and loss of income

April 2022

  • A strong fit young brickie shoulders a hod of bricks on a building site. Image shot 2006. Exact date unknown.<br>A3E0BY A strong fit young brickie shoulders a hod of bricks on a building site. Image shot 2006. Exact date unknown.

    Keeping builders’ bodies in good nick

    Letter: Manual workers should get the same kind of physical healthcare that athletes do, writes Lawrence Waterman

October 2021

  • Sally Reid in 1982

    Other lives
    Sally Reid obituary

    Other lives: Artist who explored ceramics, needlework and multimedia embroidery
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