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Helen MacDonald and Juan Franco are back, magnifying glasses in hand, to take a closer look at what's happening in evidence based medicine.   In this episode: the NHS increasingly relies on physician associates to plug some of its leaks. But, what do academic studies show about the effectiveness of these newest healthcare team members? Trish Greenhalgh is professor of primary healthcare at the University of Oxford, and she tells us about her meta-study reviewing the evidence.   Meanwhile, chronic back pain can be debilitating. When it's at its worst, patients are eager for treatments. But, what is the true effectiveness of spinal injections to alleviate pain? Jane Ballantyne is a retired professor of pain medicine. She discusses where interventions go wrong, and how new recommendations for pain management reflect the best evidence.   Finally, Helen and Juan face uncertainty. A new research methods and reporting paper published in the BMJ takes a critical look at clinical prediction models. What does the evidence tell clinicians about how to behave when outcomes can't be exact?   Reading list: Physician associates and anaesthetic associates in UK: rapid systematic review of recent UK based research. Spinal interventions for chronic back pain Uncertainty of risk estimates from clinical prediction models: rationale, challenges, and approaches

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În cadrul ediției de pe 8 aprilie a emisiunii Știința360 de pe Radio România Cultural, Dr. Marius Geantă, Președintele Centrului pentru Inovație în Medicină, a comentat ultimele noutăți din domeniul sănătății. În cadrul St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, a fost administrată pentru prima dată in utero terapia cu administrare orală risdiplam pentru atrofie musculară spinală. La peste 2 ani de la nașterea copilului, nu sunt detectabile semne de SMA, conform rezultatelor publicate într-o scrisoare către New England Journal of Medicine.Atrofia musculară spinală (SMA) este o afecțiune genetică neurodegenerativă. La pacienții cu SMA, apare un deficit al proteinei de supraviețuire a neuronilor motori. Tipul 1 de SMA, care este forma cea mai frecventă și severă, este caracterizat de slăbiciune musculară progresivă care determină în final decesul pacientului.Acest studiu de caz a fost efectuat pentru a estima fezabilitatea, siguranța și tolerabilitatea administrării intrauterine a acestei terapii, atât pentru copil, cât și pentru mamă. Noile rezultate care sugerează că această abordare terapeutica pentru SMA-1 ar putea fi sigură și eficace şi încurajează investigarea în continuare a acestei opţiuni.Terapiile disponibile în prezent pentru tipul 1 de SMA, atunci când sunt administrate la scurt timp după naștere, dar înainte de apariția simptomelor, prelungesc supraviețuirea și funcțiile motorii, însă nu conduc la vindecarea bolii.Mai multe detalii despre subiectele discutate - ▶ Testarea a doar 3 gene ar putea preveni 75% dintre reacțiile adverse grave la medicamente▶ La baza unor servicii medicale digitale eficiente stă încrederea utilizatorilor▶ Atrofia musculară spinală, tratată pentru prima dată intrauterin cu risdiplam▶ Life's Essential 8: Adoptarea celor 8 recomandări AHA pentru sănătatea cardiovasculară reduce semnificativ și riscul de cancerAscultă emisiunea pe Radio România Cultural.

There's a range of different interventions at your disposal when managing spine pain. Today we're focusing on spinal manipulative therapy, and asking questions like: does it matter how you apply a manipulation to get the best outcomes for the patient? Answering the questions is Dr Casper Nim from the University of Southern Denmark. Casper is an Associate Professor, chiropractor, and senior researcher at the Spine Centre of Southern Denmark. ------------------------------ RESOURCES Does it matter how you apply spinal manipulative therapy? Network meta-analysis: https://www.jospt.org/doi/10.2519/jospt.2025.12707 Does targeting a specific vertebral level make a difference? Systematic review: https://www.jospt.org/doi/10.2519/jospt.2023.11962 Effect on clinical outcomes when targeting spinal manipulative therapy. Randomised controlled trial: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32884045/ Preference randomised trials: https://www.jospt.org/doi/10.2519/josptmethods.2025.0129 JOSPT Methods journal website: https://www.jospt.org/toc/jospt-methods/current

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Three days after a report made damning findings about the use of unauthorised springs in children's spinal surgery, Children's Health Ireland has published new information on the number of surgeries taking place, and the numbers who remain on the waiting list. Our reporter, Maggie Doyle, has been looking at the figures...

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Shane Moynihan, Fianna Fáil TD for Dublin Mid-West; Marie Sherlock, Labour TD for Dublin Central; Ken O'Flynn, Independent Ireland TD for Cork North-Central; Cónal Thomas, Political Correspondent for the Business Post

Claire Cahill, Co-founder of the Scoliosis Advocacy Network, calls for a full public inquiry into Children's Health Ireland after a Temple Street report.

The Taoiseach has responded to calls for the board of Children's Health Ireland to step down, following the report on the use of springs in spinal surgery at Temple Street Children's Hospital. Micheál Martin said removing the board could lead to further disruption. Our Health Correspondent Fergal Bowers has more...

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The recent HIQA report into non-CE marked springs used in spinal surgeries at Temple Street has raised serious concerns about patient safety. The findings have sparked an urgent conversation about medical standards and the potential risks to patients. To dive deeper into this issue, we're joined by David Cullinane, Sinn Féin's health spokesperson, who will discuss the report's implications and what steps need to be taken to ensure patient safety in our hospitals.

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Sean Egan, Director of Healthcare Regulation with HIQA on the independent statutory review of the use of unapproved implantable springs in spinal surgery at Temple Street Children's University Hospital in Dublin.

An independent review into the use of unapproved metal springs in paediatric spinal surgeries has found that "children were left unprotected from risk of harm".The report by the Health Information and Quality Authority found there was inadequate oversight within Children's Health Ireland and that families could not give informed consent to procedures using these devices due to a lack of information.Former director general of the HSE Tony O'Brien joins The Last Word to discuss the findings of the report.Hear the full conversation by pressing the 'Play' button on this page.

David Cullinane, Sinn Féin Health Spokesperson; Gerry Maguire, Chief Executive Officer at Spina Bifida Hydrocephalus Ireland; Amanda Coughlan from the Spina Bifida Hydrocephalus Ireland Paediatric Advocacy Group.

Apply "right treatment at the right time" for scoliosis, choosing between scoliosis specific exercises, bracing, or surgery based on the patient's needs Screen adolescents (girls 10-14, boys 11-16) during routine exams for back curvature, shoulder height, and waist alignment, as well as a positive Adam's Forward Bend Test Urgently evaluate severe back pain that limits attendance or needs regular analgesics, especially with headaches Refer patients with curves >15 degrees to a health professional specifically trained in scoliosis management, as early referral is appropriate Stay informed on motion-preserving surgical options for younger patients, where the aim is often to avoid fusion surgery before the spine has finished growing Host: Dr David Lim | Total Time: 38 mins Expert: Dr Mike Selby, Spinal and Orthopaedic Surgeon and Dr Jeb McAviney, CEO of ScoliCare Register for our fortnightly FREE WEBCASTSEvery second Tuesday | 7:00pm-9:00pm AESTSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A health watchdog report will today issue a sharp criticism of a surgeon over using unauthorised springs in spinal surgeries for children. HIQA will publish a review into the controversy over children's spinal surgeries at Children's Health Ireland.So reports Martin Wall, Public Policy Correspondent with the Irish Times.

The Health Information & Quality Authority (HIQA) has released a 200-page review into the use of improper implant springs in spinal surgeries at temple street university hospital - finding that there was no ethical approval granted at the hospital for their use by a surgeon…Joining Kieran to discuss this is Priscilla Lynch, Clinical Editor with the Medical Independent and Tony Foley, father of Ronan Foley.

A health watchdog report will today issue a sharp criticism of a surgeon over using unauthorised springs in spinal surgeries for children. HIQA will publish a review into the controversy over children's spinal surgeries at Children's Health Ireland.So reports Martin Wall, Public Policy Correspondent with the Irish Times.

Spinal cord injuries can have life-changing effects, from neurogenic bowel and bladder dysfunction to paralysis. Radhika Sharma, M.D., a physiatrist, discusses the causes, complications, and rehabilitation approaches to spinal cord injury. She explains how a multidisciplinary approach helps patients recover function and rejoin communities.

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Amit and Jeff are joined by Dr. Robbie Erskine from Daaaarrby, UK, sharing his immense wealth of knowledge and experience (and which Bond film is his fave) on spinal anesthesia technique and how to make ambulatory spinals work for everyone!    Remember to email: info@pajunk.com and put "BILIH" in the subject line to receive a free set of Block Guru posters!   Link to the BJA Education article on neuraxial anesthesia in patients with challenging anatomy: https://www.bjaed.org/article/S2058-5349(23)00154-3/fulltext   Link to Robbie's review article on ambulatory spinal anesthesia:   https://www.bjaed.org/article/S2058-5349(19)30107-6/fulltext  

In this episode of Scoliosis Treatment with Dr. Tony Nalda, we explore the role of chiropractic care in scoliosis treatment. While traditional chiropractic adjustments can help manage pain and improve function, they are not designed to correct scoliosis. Dr. Nalda explains the differences between general and specialized scoliosis chiropractic care, highlighting the importance of a multi-modal approach that actively reduces the spinal curve rather than just treating symptoms. If you or a loved one has scoliosis and is considering chiropractic care, this episode will help you understand the right approach to scoliosis treatment and why a specialized program is necessary for long-term improvements. Key Topics Covered: ✅ What is Scoliosis? – Understanding scoliosis as a three-dimensional spinal condition involving bending, twisting, and structural misalignment. ✅ Can General Chiropractic Care Treat Scoliosis? – Why traditional chiropractic care helps with pain relief but does not stop curve progression. ✅ The Difference Between Traditional and Scoliosis-Specific Chiropractic Care: Traditional Care: Low-dose, long-term adjustments focusing on pain relief. Scoliosis-Specific Care: High-dose, short-duration treatment (intensive care) aimed at reducing the curve. ✅ What Does Scoliosis-Specific Chiropractic Care Involve? Spinal adjustments combined with therapy, rehabilitation, bracing, and exercises. A multi-modal approach designed to correct the scoliosis curve, not just manage symptoms. ✅ Why Watching and Waiting is Risky: Many orthopedic doctors take a passive approach, recommending observation until surgery becomes necessary. Meanwhile, gravity and daily stressors continue to worsen the curve, leading to a more severe condition over time. ✅ The Importance of Proactive Treatment – How early intervention with scoliosis-specific chiropractic care can reduce the curve, restore spinal function, and prevent long-term complications. Key Takeaways: ➡️ Chiropractic care can be effective for scoliosis—but only when part of a specialized, structured program.➡️ Traditional chiropractic adjustments alone do not correct scoliosis.➡️ An intensive, high-dose approach using adjustments, rehabilitation, and therapy can help reduce the scoliosis curve.➡️ Watching and waiting allows scoliosis to progress, making future treatment more difficult. Resources & Links:

Lower back pain is something most of us have experienced at some point. Whether it's from sitting too long, lifting something heavy, or just the wear and tear of daily life, it's a common issue. But with so many treatments available, which ones actually work? A team of researchers set out to answer this question in a massive study published in BMJ Evidence-Based Medicine. Gathering data from hundreds of previous studies, the researchers analysed 301 randomized controlled trials, covering 56 different treatments for low back pain. These treatments ranged from exercise and spinal manipulations to medications like NSAIDs (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) and antidepressants. To make the study even more precise, they divided the results into two categories: Acute low back pain (pain lasting less than 12 weeks). Chronic low back pain (pain lasting 12 weeks or more). Then, they compared each treatment to a placebo to see if it actually provided pain relief. The good news is that some non-surgical treatments do work, though not as dramatically as you might hope. For acute low back pain, NSAIDs (like ibuprofen) were the only treatment found to be effective, with a small but measurable pain reduction. For chronic low back pain, five treatments stood out: Exercise: Physical movement tailored to strengthen the back and improve flexibility. Spinal manipulative therapy: Techniques often used by chiropractors to adjust the spine. Taping: Using supportive tape to stabilize muscles and joints. Antidepressants: Certain medications that seem to reduce pain perception. TRPV1 agonists: A class of treatments that target pain receptors. Each of these treatments provided modest pain relief, meaning they worked better than a placebo, but not by much. What Doesn't Work? Some common treatments, surprisingly, did not provide significant pain relief. For acute low back pain, these treatments were found not to be effective: Exercise (which works better for chronic pain but not short-term pain). Glucocorticoid injections (steroid shots that are sometimes used for inflammation). Paracetamol (acetaminophen) (commonly recommended but found to be ineffective in this study). For chronic low back pain, these treatments failed to provide significant benefits: Antibiotics (sometimes prescribed for infections that might cause pain, but no clear benefit). Anaesthetics (numbing agents that didn't prove effective for long-term relief). Many treatments had inconclusive results, meaning there wasn't enough strong evidence to say whether they truly help. These included: Acupuncture Massage Heat therapy Laser therapy Electromagnetic therapy This doesn't necessarily mean they don't work, just that more high-quality research is needed. So, if you have low back pain and are looking for non-surgical options, the research suggests: If your pain is short-term, NSAIDs may help. If your pain is chronic, consider exercise, spinal manipulative therapy, taping, antidepressants, or TRPV1 agonists. Some treatments commonly recommended (like paracetamol and steroids) might not be as effective as previously thought. Many alternative treatments show promise but need better studies to confirm their benefits. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In this episode of the Movement Logic Podcast, hosts Laurel Beversdorf and Dr. Sarah Court critically examine common beliefs surrounding spinal flexion exercises and osteoporosis, particularly from a yoga and Pilates perspective. They delve into two pivotal studies on exercise and fracture risk, both led by Dr. Mehrsheed Sinaki, a renowned specialist in physical medicine and rehabilitation at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota.The first study, Postmenopausal Spinal Osteoporosis: Flexion versus Extension Exercises, is frequently cited on Pilates websites and in yoga and Pilates teacher trainings as evidence that spinal flexion is risky for individuals with osteoporosis—even during bodyweight exercises. However, despite its widespread use to justify movement restrictions, the study has notable methodological flaws. The second study, Stronger Back Muscles Reduce the Incidence of Vertebral Fractures: A Prospective 10-Year Follow-up of Postmenopausal Women, suggests that progressively overloaded back strengthening exercises can reduce fracture risk—even if the strengthening occurred only for a few years in the distant past. Yet, this study also has its own limitations.When viewed together, these studies present an intriguing contrast: one warns of the potential dangers of spinal flexion (even under low loads) based on weak evidence, while the other highlights the lasting protective benefits of strength training. Laurel and Sarah explore why bodyweight spinal flexion is often singled out as risky and question whether this caution is always justified.They also discuss the ethical implications and the boundaries of a movement teacher's scope of practice—particularly when making broad recommendations to avoid certain movements based on limited or flawed research. The hosts emphasize the importance of individualized context in exercise prescriptions, the need to follow medical guidance from a student's doctor, the evidence-backed benefits of strength training, and the necessity of empowering students with the autonomy to make informed movement choices.Get on the wait list for our Bone Density Course: Lift for LongevityFollow Movement Logic on Instagram00:56 Podcast Production & Content Creation01:33 Bone Density & Squat Depth02:20 Benefits of Full ROM Strength Training08:24 Is Spinal Flexion Dangerous for OP?10:00 Issues with Yoga/Pilates for OP Classes18:43 1984 Paper: Flexion vs. Extension for OP40:22 Flaws in the 1984 Study41:57 2002 Study: Stronger Back Muscles & Fractures43:03 2002 Study Design & Methods46:35 2002 Study Key Findings52:09 2002 Study Limitations56:30 Practical Takeaways01:06:15 Ethics for Movement Teachers01:17:43 ConclusionReferences:Episode 77: Make Dr. Loren Fishman Make SenseEpisode 92: Are You Getting Dexa Scammed? 1984 Sinaki paper 2002 Sinaki paper

Author Ricardo Fontes and deputy editor Tobias Mattei sit down to discuss Fontes' recent article, "Circumferential correction of spinal deformity and instability secondary to bacterial spondylodiscitis."Read the full article here

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In today's episode, we're diving into a fascinating and timely topic: does sedentary behavior actually cause spinal pain in children and adolescents? Dr. Jeff Langmaid is here to break down a brand-new study from the British Journal of Sports Medicine that explores this very question. We'll examine the systematic review and meta-analysis of over 20 individual studies and discuss their findings. From the impact of long screen time to the role of physical activity, we'll uncover the potential relationship between sedentary behavior and spinal health in young people.Episode Notes: Does sedentary behaviour cause spinal pain in children and adolescents?The Best Objective Assessment of the Cervical Spine- Provide reliable assessments and exercises for Neuromuscular Control, Proprioception, Range of Motion, and Sensorimotor-Integration. Learn more at NeckCare.comTurncloud EHR- Minimalist design, without being sparse. Practical, yet elegant. Turncloud's design was to find the most efficient path in a day in the life of a chiropractic office. Connect with their team at www.turncloud.com Patient Pilot by The Smart Chiropractor is the fastest, easiest to generate weekly patient reactivations on autopilot…without spending any money on advertising. Click here to schedule a call with our team.Our members use research to GROW their practice. Are you interested in increasing your referrals? Discover the best chiropractic marketing you aren't currently using right here!

In this episode of the DeviceTalks Weekly Podcast, Host Tom Salemi interviews Todd Langevin, president of BIOTRONIK Neuro, a familiar name in medical devices with a new approach to alleviating pain through spinal cord stimulation. Langevin, who has spent his career in neuro devices, gives his assessment of the field today, explaining how it's exceeded his early expectations. Just before that Tom talks with Joe Mullings of The Mullings Group and Surgical Robotics Expert Steve Bell about the state of the surgical robotics industry. The trio will talk about current leaders, emerging powers, and how a shift toward cardiac surgeons could change the playing field completely. But to start, MassDevice Editor Chris Newmarker joins Tom for the Newmarker's Newsmakers, the leading stories from the pages of MassDevice. This week's newsmakers include Tariffs, Medtronic, Surgical Robotics, Stryker, and BCI company Paradromics. Thank you for listening to this episode of the DeviceTalks Weekly Podcast. Subscribe to the DeviceTalks Podcast Network so you don't miss a future episode.

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In today's episode, I sit down with Dr. Sarah Jane Perri, an award-winning Chiropractor, Counsellor, and Energy Facilitator, and the founder of Spinal Energetics.Spinal Energetics™ has taken the wellness world by storm, with videos reaching 10 million views on social media and the phrase “Learn Spinal Energetics” racking up a staggering 2.4 billion views on TikTok.Dr. Sarah created this transformative energy healing modality during the pandemic, and now, she's in huge demand worldwide, helping people release trauma and reconnect with their bodies in profound ways.With 15 years of education and research, Dr. Sarah has dedicated her career to bridging the gap between science, holistic healing, and energy work. In this conversation, we explore:

Shawna shares the chaos of her MRI contrast allergy and her mom's spine surgery recovery, while LaLa brings the heat with a chilling online threat against her children. They're also taking on schools, digital dangers, and why parents need to stay sharp in today's world.

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In today's episode, we will complete our discussion of spine trauma by talking about spinal fractures and their associated biomechanics.