Exercise for Science

Using medical imaging to test the benefits of exercise for healthy joints and muscles.

We all depend on our joints and muscles, so what’s the best way to keep them working? Exercise for Science is a multidisciplinary medical research collaboration dedicated to studying the effects of exercise on joint and muscle health.

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Altmetrics: does our research actually make a difference?
Altmetrics: does our research actually make a difference?

Why altmetrics matter — and what they reveal about the real-world impact of our work

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New reasons to get on your bike
New reasons to get on your bike

When it comes to staying healthy as we age, those middle-aged men clocking up hours on their bikes might be onto something.

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Is running a marathon actually good for you?
Is running a marathon actually good for you?

Is marathon running actually safe? A recent article in the FT asks the question… and reveals that Goldilocks could have the anwer.

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Running and ageing: defying limits at 97
Running and ageing: defying limits at 97

What can we learn from Grace Chambers, who has completed her 250th parkrun at age 97?

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“Our research is uncovering how exercise affects joint health in real detail. The findings can help prevent injuries, improve performance and ease pressure on healthcare — enabling more people to train safely and stay healthier for longer.”
— Professor Hart