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Domhnall MacAuley: Top ten sports medicine publications in the last year

September 20, 2012

The top ten publications of the last year in sport and exercise medicine? It is inevitably, a personal choice and I selected these papers because they challenge, educate, and question […]

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Frederick Stourton: No miracle diet for athletes

April 23, 2012

In a quiet house in Soho, where Charles Dickens reputedly wrote “A Tale of Two Cities,” C3 Collaborating for Health hosted a breakfast meeting last week on the importance of […]

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Domhnall MacAuley: Science, shoeless, and a syringe culture. Some highlights from UKSEM

November 30, 2011

The major UK sport and exercise medicine conference (UKSEM) took place this week in Excel. It was huge event that attracted most of the world figures in sport and exercise […]

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Domhnall MacAuley: Doctors in this week’s sports headlines

September 29, 2011

Caught in a spat between a multi million pound footballer and a multi billion pound football club. Bet they didn’t warn him about that in medical school. Owen Hargreaves said […]

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Domhnall MacAuley: Fitness, beauty, rowing, and reality

September 9, 2011

A festival of fitness, athleticism, and aesthetic beauty – the world rowing championships. After a week watching some of the world’s top athletes, you begin to think everyone is tall, […]

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Domhnall MacAuley: Barefoot runners, Western habits, and GP records – more from ACSM

June 9, 2011

Should we abandon running shoes? Running shoes are a relatively new phenomenon – primitive man did not wear shoes when hunting in the savannah and would look in wonder at […]

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Rebecca Robinson on being an athlete and sports and exercise medicine registrar

May 20, 2011

It seemed like the perfect match: combining my dream job as a new registrar in sports and exercise medicine, with plans to develop my competitive career in international athletics. In […]

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Kirsten Patrick: Sports medicine and the Olympic legacy

March 15, 2011

I doubt that this is the first place you’ll read about the 2012 Olympics today as it is 500 days to the start of the games and the tickets go […]

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Domhnall MacAuley: Was Jesus a jogger?

November 11, 2008

It was his idea. But, neither of us was wimp enough to pull out. Dragging ourselves out of bed at 6.15am was a struggle, never mind the aching limbs from […]

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Domhnall MacAuley: World Congress on Sports Injury Prevention

June 27, 2008

Far out. About as far away as you can get; 300 km above the Arctic circle in Tromso, Norway, at the World Congress on Sports Injury Prevention. […]

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