'Bone Up'

Dr Richie Abel (PhD) and Prof David Armstrong (MD)
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The first UK podcast about all matters of bone health. Prof David Armstrong (MD) and Dr Richard Abel (PhD) will discuss bone health, bone disease and how we and our bones can live longer happier, and healthier lives. Patients, clinicians and scientists alike will all love the cast! Credits: Jingle by Jonny Fitch BMus Cover art by James Armstrong

  1. Calcium’s Thermostat

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    Calcium’s Thermostat

    The lads sit down with Prof Raj Thakker to unpack the body’s calcium thermostat and why it matters for bone strength. Raj explains how faults in calcium-sensing pathways can cause hormone and mineral imbalance, increasing bone loss and fracture risk. We also discuss how genetic diagnosis can help families through earlier testing and prevention. A practical conversation connecting molecular biology to better osteoporosis care. Prof Raj Thakker is Professor of Medicine at the William Harvey Research Institute, Queen Mary University of London, and Emeritus Professor of Medicine at the University of Oxford. He is also a Fellow of Somerville College, Oxford, and Editor-in-Chief of JBMR.

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  2. SABRE: A New Era for Osteoporosis Trials

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    SABRE: A New Era for Osteoporosis Trials

    The lads sit down with Mary Bouxsein to explore SABRE — the landmark project aiming to make BMD a validated regulatory endpoint in osteoporosis trials. Mary walks us through how her team brought together data from more than 160,000 patients, why this could transform the speed and ethics of future drug development, and what it means for equity and patient care. A big conversation with one of the true leaders in the field — and a glimpse into a future where better treatments reach people faster. Mary Bouxsein is the Maurice E. Mueller Professor of Orthopedic Surgery at Harvard Med School and Co-lead of the Study to Advance BMD as a Regulatory Endpoint (SABRE).

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  3. Cracking the code to prevent breaking our bones

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    Cracking the code to prevent breaking our bones

    The lads spoke to Emma Duncan about genetic testing in bone medicine. Have you ever wondered how your genes determine your bone mass or response to bone medicines? Tune in to find out and how genetic research is going to improve your care. Emma Duncan is Professor of Clinical Endocrinology at Kings College London.

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  4. BoneUP Live 2025 @ECTS - Part 4

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    BoneUP Live 2025 @ECTS - Part 4

    The lads jetted off to sunny Innsbruck in Austria to get you updates on the latest bone research. We talked to Xenia Goldberg about bone reversal cells and friend of the podcast Kassim Javaid about his highlights of ECTS 2025.

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  5. BoneUP Live 2025 @ECTS - Part 3

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    BoneUP Live 2025 @ECTS - Part 3

    The lads jetted off to sunny Innsbruck in Austria to get you updates on the latest bone research. We talked to three wonderful guests including Morten Svarer Hansen discussing weight loss medicines, Jamie Rowe explaining the molecular structure or bone and Friederike Shulte talking about MPA models.

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  6. BoneUP Live 2025 @ECTS - Part 2

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    BoneUP Live 2025 @ECTS - Part 2

    The lads jetted off to sunny Innsbruck in Austria to get you updates on the latest bone research. We talked to John Carey about the best way to use DEXA in clinics and Mone Ziadi about a new treatment for early menopause.

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  7. BoneUP Live @ ECTS 2025 - Part 1

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    BoneUP Live @ ECTS 2025 - Part 1

    The lads jetted off to sunny Innsbruck in Austria to get you updates on the latest bone research. We talked to Giovanni Adami about combining and sequencing bone medicines and the possibilities for improving osteoporosis management using AI. We also spoke to Claus-Christian Gluer about a new fracture risk prediction tool called Hive.

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  8. Vertebral fractures, never events & Martha's rule

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    Vertebral fractures, never events & Martha's rule

    The lads talked to Prof Ken Poole about vertebral fractures. Ken explains that vertebral fractures should be never events because of effective treatments that patients can take. We also discuss Martha's law a patient safety initiative in the NHS that allows patients and their families to request a rapid review if they are concerned about their condition. https://www.england.nhs.uk/patient-safety/marthas-rule/ ken Poole is Professor of Metabolic Bone Disease University of Cambridge. Ken applies novel imaging techniques to investigate bone diseases. He also runs NHS clinical services for metabolic bone diseases and specialised rheumatology needs. One key project is the PHOENIX study which aims to improve the diagnosis of vertebral fractures using routine CT scanning.

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The first UK podcast about all matters of bone health. Prof David Armstrong (MD) and Dr Richard Abel (PhD) will discuss bone health, bone disease and how we and our bones can live longer happier, and healthier lives. Patients, clinicians and scientists alike will all love the cast! Credits: Jingle by Jonny Fitch BMus Cover art by James Armstrong

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  • صناع العمل
    Dr Richie Abel (PhD) and Prof David Armstrong (MD)
  • سنوات النشاط
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  • الحلقات
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  • التقييم
    ملائم
  • حقوق النشر
    © Richard Abel 2021
  • موقع البرنامج على الويب
    'Bone Up'

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