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Here is another link to improve understanding of aspects of research that underpin the mechanistic study of back pain. We believe that it is paramount to first understand the mechanical and molecular mechanisms to develop personalised approaches.

Back pain is a complex issue. Despite public health initiatives, the outcomes in reducing its occurrence or consequent disability have not been optimal. We provide a deeper dive to modernise its understanding

On the last day of 2024 - success Connections Puzzle #569 🟨🟨🟨🟨 🟦🟦🟦🟦 🟩🟩🟩🟩 🟪🟪🟪🟪

Wishing everyone Happy Holidays On the request of my grad students here is a link to our groups publications Happy reading

Good work team @DiwanSpineLabs PG's are fascinating molecules, and while disc cells natural production will deliver the best PG; the work identifies and celebrates their complexities with the hope we will be able to make the synthetic versions one day

Nashwa presenting work that has progressed to establishing the Australian Myelopathy Register #treatDCM #myelopathy #cervicalspineresearchsociety in Chicago. Very proud @DiwanSpineLabs

Defining a Fake Author in the new era of LLM's

RT @DinoSamartzis: #PSRS2024 has been amazing! A must attend event for spine researchers. Loved seeing old friends and making new ones. @…

We need more collaboration consultation and care for complex spinal problems. This may be but one option

RT @HJHansford: Great talk from @ArthritisAust at the @anzmusc Scientific Meeting about the significant burden of musculoskeletal disorders…

@JonBeves @UNSWScience This is how science should be communicated. Good work @JonBeves

RT @JonBeves: At @UNSWScience we have been investigating the tar balls that washed up on Coogee and other Sydney beaches. What do we know…

RT @ORSsociety: @DinoSamartzis @JorSpine @NIH_NIAMS @cwashaba_chuck @OrsSpineSection @ElliottLab @LoriSetton @LabSakai @DrAshishDiwan @RUOr…

St George Health Research Symposium has started ⁦@SEastSydHealth⁩ research of high quality on the agenda

Good news! Our work has received over 1,000 views since publication! Read it here #ViewsMilestone

Neck pain is blamed to poor posture, muscles, ligaments etc. We postulate chronic neck pain may be an early sign of spinal cord dysfunction This may be the first step in further teasing out types of neck pain as we head towards an era of #precisionmedicine

Congratulations Kala - good work @ResearchGate:

RT @chris_neason: New research! 🔬 🏃‍♂️A 12-week running program led to more positive beliefs towards running in adults with chronic low ba…

Dr Peter Robertson President @ISSLS_Society articulated a perfect and balanced response to @abcnews @4corners program on spinal surgery (excluding the spinal cord stimulators, of course that don’t work). @SpinalSymposium