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New research from the Kusumbe Group at the Kennedy Institute has shown a direct correlation between age-related decline in capillary and artery numbers and hormone production in the endocrine system.

High-resolution 3D image, tile scan (l) and medulla region (r) of an adrenal gland showing blood vessels (red) and perivascular cells (green and blue)
High-resolution 3D image, tile scan (l) and medulla region (r) of an adrenal gland showing blood vessels (red) and perivascular cells (green and blue)

GRASP

Botnar RRIO Rehabilitation and self-management Shoulder

The aim of the GRASP trial is to assess the clinical and cost effectiveness of individually tailored, progressive exercise compared with best practice advice, with or without corticosteroid injection, in adults with a new episode of shoulder pain attributable to a rotator cuff disorder.

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Back Botnar RRIO Rehabilitation and self-management

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