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Learning For Health Surgical observation is good practice for physical therapy practitioners – the osteopath, chiropractor, physiotherapist –  working in an integrative way as a team is the difference between a chiropractor and an osteopath? What is the difference between an osteopath and a physio? Observation Why I do surgical observation boils down to 4 simple things that distinguish the way I work from other physical therapists. Anatomy Safe, Clinical, Practical,...Read more  ➜

Sperm DNA Testing Sperm DNA damage  can help couples optimise diet and lifestyle for fertility. DNA fragmentation testing, The Tunel assay and sperm chromatin dispersion Halo test will be compared. Read on. At Susannah Makram Clinics we offer the best type of sperm DNA fragmentation testing  – a type of male fertility testing. At consultation we address the pros and cons of test so you can decide. Ask us how. 0207 060 3181...Read more  ➜

When IVF Fails MORE THAN 60,000 IVF CYCLES take place in Britain each year. Just 24% of these treatments lead to live births. At Susannah Makram Clinics we’re here to use information highlighted below. This helps map out a care pathway centred around optimising your health.    There are >60,000 #IVF cycles in Britain p.a. Only 24% of these lead to live #births When IVF Fails IVF Implantation Failure. Why does in vitro fertilisation...Read more  ➜

Functional Osteopathy Knightsbridge and Chelsea Osteopath Susannah helps optimise professional performance. HOW? Physical therapy techniques unique to osteopathy. Functional osteopathy treats the body as a whole. How we move is our dynamic posture. Osteopathic techniques with a focus at Susannah Makram Clinics enhance two things: form and function.  We do this to capitalise on our body’s unique inherent strength. We do this to optimise health. PRO-TIP: Don’t ignore warning signs. SAFE. CLINICAL. PRACTICAL. EFFECTIVE. Does it always include...Read more  ➜

Are Vaccinations Safe? The 2014-2015 flu vaccine or flu jab offers protection from currently circulating H1N1 and H3N2 flu strains. As well it offers protection from two strains of influenza B. Should I have my child vaccinated? Childhood vaccines protect children from a variety of serious or potentially fatal diseases. These include diphtheria, measles, meningitis, polio, tetanus and whooping cough. Still, you may wonder about the benefits and risks of...Read more  ➜