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There are two main ways that men experience infertility. This is either through a blockage or through a problem with sperm production. When a couple is having problems conceiving, the focus is often on the female, yet the man’s fertility may contribute to over 40% of these cases.

Bladder problems in women are commonly ignored, being put down to the fact of being a woman, the inevitable consequence of child birth or just of growing old. And yet the majority of the conditions can be treated successfully if appropriately diagnosed and managed.

Ben Grey is a Consultant Urological Surgeon at Spire Manchester Hospital who specialises in the management of urinary tract stone disease.

Are you planning on running a marathon, or would you like to run a marathon but don’t know where to start? Read our physiotherapist, Anna Laws’ ten tips to start your marathon training.

Often running injuries are caused by biomechanical imbalances and muscle dysfunction but can also be caused by overload and training errors, read our physiotherapists top tips to help avoid this.

Learn more about prostate cancer awareness, who should be worried about prostate cancer and potential treatments, discussed by Mr Vijay Sangar.

In 2017 we have more knowledge than ever before about eating well and the effects our diet and lifestyle can have on our health and well-being. Read more about Spire Manchester Hospital's commitment to provide fresh, tasty and wholesome food for our patients.

Did you know that 30 minutes swimming is equivalent to 45 minutes in the gym? Read more about swimming to aid weight loss and tips to prevent injuries whilst swimming here.

There are many ways in which women can optimise and enhance their fertility potential, this article includes some useful tips.

Spire Manchester Hospital's very own specialist Sports and MSk physiotherapist, Anna Laws, travelled to Prague with the England team to represent them as their Lead Physiotherapist.