The hand of an X-ray technician at the Royal London Hospital showing damage from radiation exposure in 1900. Every morning, they would calibrate the machines by taking an X-ray of their hands. During this time people did not know the dangers of radiation exposure. Follow @historyfromeveryday for daily historical content. #history #xray | History Everyday

ROYAL LONDON HOSPITAL TEST FOR ACHILLES TENDINOPATHY Achilles Tendinopathy is a common injury seen in sporting populations. Traditionally the diagnosis of achilles tendinopathy is based on clinical presentation and history taking revealing Achilles tendon pain that’s usually worse in the morning and that warms up during activity. Often, patients report a sudden spike in activity that overloaded the tendon. Reiman et al from (2014) reviewed the literature on tests for achilles tendon pathology an

THERE’S A PETITION TO SAVE THE ROYAL LONDON HOSPITAL SICKLE CELL UNIT AND YOU SHOULD SIGN IT NO MASK. NO FILTER. NO SHAME. There is a petition right now to save the Royal London Hospital Sickle Cell Unit and it needs our support. Today I am also going to talk a little bit about sickle cell and lupus because these are real conditions affecting real people every single day. Too many families are fighting battles quietly while vital services are being taken away. This unit is a lifeline. It support

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