British Journal of Sports Medicine

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• Hiding in plain sight: the pelvic floor in hip and groin pain.

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  British Journal of Sports Medicine · 2025
• Sport and exercise medicine through a new lens: integrating behavioural medicine for enhanced athlete care.

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  British Journal of Sports Medicine · 2025
• Return to sport after arthroscopic rotator cuff repair: epidemiology and prognostic factors in a Swiss multicentre cohort.

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  British Journal of Sports Medicine · 2025
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  British Journal of Sports Medicine · 2025
• Is it time for evidence-based protective strategies for heading in youth football?

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  British Journal of Sports Medicine · 2025
• Recovering from ischaemic stroke at a young age: the call for precision exercise intervention.

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  British Journal of Sports Medicine · 2025
• Outcome trajectories after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction (PhD Academy Award).

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  British Journal of Sports Medicine · 2025
• Footwear for adolescent patellofemoral pain (PhD Academy Award).

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  British Journal of Sports Medicine · 2025
• Evolving running load demands and fixture congestion in the English Premier League: a decade of insights from 2015/2016 to 2024/2025.

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  British Journal of Sports Medicine · 2025
• Player reflections on change: 20 years of evolving demands and support in elite football.

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  British Journal of Sports Medicine · 2025
• Outcomes of cardiac screening in elite para-football players in the United Kingdom.

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  British Journal of Sports Medicine · 2025
• Female, woman and/or girl Athlete Injury pRevention (FAIR) practical recommendations: International Olympic Committee (IOC) consensus meeting held in Lausanne, Switzerland, 2025.

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  British Journal of Sports Medicine · 2025
• Cam morphology and the risk of developing radiographic hip osteoarthritis within 8 years: an individual participant data meta-analysis of 23 886 hips from the world COACH consortium.

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  British Journal of Sports Medicine · 2025
• Adolescence is a critical time for patellar tendon development: it is time to rethink our current approach to patellar tendinopathy.

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  British Journal of Sports Medicine · 2025
• Concussion in football: the case for temporary concussion substitutions.

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  British Journal of Sports Medicine · 2025
• My stair-like journey back to movement.

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  British Journal of Sports Medicine · 2025
• Shared space of mental health and well-being: interdisciplinary collaboration to enhance player care and performance.

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  British Journal of Sports Medicine · 2025
• Physical activity implementation for cancer care and prevention in Sub-Saharan Africa: a call to action.

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  British Journal of Sports Medicine · 2025
• Reframing exercise for musculoskeletal pain relief.

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  British Journal of Sports Medicine · 2025
• Integrity is needed in the regulation of transgender athletes and athletes with sex variations.

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  British Journal of Sports Medicine · 2025
• The road to consensus: lessons learned from FAIR and recommendations for future consensus activities.

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  British Journal of Sports Medicine · 2025
• Comprehensive evaluation of training in long-distance runners (PhD Academy Award).

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  British Journal of Sports Medicine · 2025
• Character-based GenAI chatbots: a novel tool for students to develop interviewing skills to promote exercise for health.

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  British Journal of Sports Medicine · 2025
• Walking through back pain: a GP's perspective from the patient side.

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  British Journal of Sports Medicine · 2025
• Different games, different rules: what is the best way to manage heading in para football?

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  British Journal of Sports Medicine · 2025
• Coercive control of athletes: an insidious form of organisational violence in sport.

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  British Journal of Sports Medicine · 2025
• Infographic. Evolving the control-chaos continuum: shifting 'attention' to progress on-pitch rehabilitation in elite soccer.

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  British Journal of Sports Medicine · 2025
• Neural deficits relevant to pain symptoms and functional impairments in individuals with Achilles or patellar tendinopathy (PhD Academy Award).

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  British Journal of Sports Medicine · 2025
• Immediate physical therapy is beneficial for adolescent athletes with active lumbar spondylolysis: a multicentre randomised trial.

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  British Journal of Sports Medicine · 2025
• Heading in football matches: descriptive analysis of heading events from 687 matches across age groups in English Academy and First Team men's professional football.

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  British Journal of Sports Medicine · 2025