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Computer aided surgery (CAS) has revolutionised orthopaedic surgery procedures in recent years and the demand for it is growing as technology continues to advance at a rapid pace.

After ‘losing two and a half years of his life’ following a knee injury, successful surgery at Spire Leeds Hospital has transformed life for Jonathan Arthey, a single dad from London.

Suffering in silence could be killing you! That is the warning being given out as part of Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month that will run throughout March.

When Anthony McWilliams is not looking after patients in his role as consultant orthopaedic surgeon at Spire Leeds Hospital, you will most likely find him on the touchline on Saturday afternoons as the official pitch-side doctor for Yorkshire Carnegie/Leeds Rhinos.

Now the season of indulgence is over many of us are overhauling our diets and making healthier lifestyle choices for 2018. Many people suffer from the uncomfortable bouts of indigestion, usually triggered by eating and drinking. It’s a common problem with one in five of us experiencing symptoms every week in the UK.

A grandmother from Leeds is celebrating her return to the world of amateur ballroom dancing following successful hip replacement surgery at Spire Leeds Hospital.

Was your New Year’s Resolution to give up smoking? Are you finding it a challenge? It is tough at the best of times but as you try your hardest to stub out the habit the one thing you don’t want to hear is ‘it isn’t worth the effort’.

The number of women attending potentially life-saving smear tests has hit a 20-year-low in the UK, according to NHS figures. The figures reveal that cervical cancer screening coverage fell from 72.7% to 72% in the last year with 1.4 million women missing their tests.

An injection could banish the agony of painful joints for thousands of arthritis sufferers. It can reduce the need for painkillers and improve patients’ quality of life.

Once considered a taboo subject, women are now feeling more comfortable talking about urinary incontinence, and when discussing it with friends are discovering it’s much more common than they first thought – and it’s treatable.