Free Versus Arthritis event for Early and Mid Career researchers interested in Musculoskeletal Disorders

What: Supporting MSK Disorders research careers : Equitable research for and with patients MSK Disorders:Osteoarthritis, Crystal diseases (such as gout), Regional and widespread musculoskeletal pain (e.g. back pain, shoulder pain and tendinopathy; fibromyalgia), Metabolic bone disorders…

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Birmingham Inflammation, Repair and Ageing (BIRA) Conference June 2024

The conference will be hosted at the University of Birmingham from 10th June to 11th June 2024. For more information, please see here: https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/research/inflammation-ageing/events/bira-2024 To register, please see here: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=z8oksN7eQUKhXDyX1VPp84INYZttRDFJh7oWKue9wHhURU45WFNJQ0ZTTjRONVZDVUdaS0pJUU9aVS4u

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CMAR presents research at the British Geriatrics Society 2022 Autumn meeting

Association of Academic Geriatric Medicine (AAGM) symposium organised a session on Sarcopenia and frailty: understanding mechanisms and developing interventions. The session was moderated by CMAR theme lead Professor Carolyn Greig and Centre Director Professor Janet Lord.

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CMAR Co-Director Professor Paul Greenhaff chaired the Growing Older, Better Expert Group which produced a new report published by The Physiological Society, and launched at Westminster, on Tuesday 15 October 2019

This new report, which is the result of a project involving an expert panel of researchers, funders and public health policymakers, outlines concerns that the Government is too focused on responding reactively to ageing, rather than being proactive in challenging the ageing process itself.

Continue ReadingCMAR Co-Director Professor Paul Greenhaff chaired the Growing Older, Better Expert Group which produced a new report published by The Physiological Society, and launched at Westminster, on Tuesday 15 October 2019