Introduction Understanding of tram-system related cycling injuries (TSRCI) is poor. The aim
of this study was to report the spectrum of injuries, demographics and social deprivation …

Busy surgeons, healthcare professionals and researchers are increasingly inundated with a
wealth of information. In the pursuit of evidence-based practice, we must keep up-to-date …

In 1971, a study of children's travel to and from school focused on five English primary
schools. 1 The schools' locations ranged from inner-urban London to a village primary …

In every industrialised society, back pain is the most common musculoskeletal ailment and is
the most costly disease process in the working age population. Back pain is a difficult …

A recent estimate (1) of the number of pages of orthopaedic information on the Internet came
to more than 100,000. Much of this information is posted with a commercial objective. Some …

In 1971, a study of children's travel to and from school focused on five English primary
schools. 1 The schools' locations ranged from inner-urban London to a village primary …

Whilst banning wearing headphones whilst cycling may seem obvious for safety reasons,
this behaviour restriction could be unfounded. In the United Kingdom it is currently not illegal …

Edinburgh Research Explorer Page 1 Edinburgh Research Explorer MOOCs Citation for
published version: Oliver, CW, Buchan, M & Hilton, J 2016, 'MOOCs: Marvellous or moot for …

eHealth describes the use of electronic communication and information technology to
improve the access, efficiency, effectiveness and quality of clinical and business processes …

If an expensive pair of shoes can last a lifetime then the same applies to a good bike. Just as
Savile Row tailoring has hardly flinched in the face of fast fashion fads, the demand for hand …