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Question put to X’s Grok December 6 2025 On review of the evidence over the last 50 years or more it seems that even in the 1970s, the prevalence of back pain was high, the costs to society in terms of disability and lost productivity was being signalled as a major problem. The rise if costs, direct and indirect seems to be rising exponentially.  My first question is: Is this consistent with the evidence you have available to you? The second question relates to that last 30 o

Here is a X (Twitter) exchange between Tom Goom @tomgoom and myself November 25 and 26 2025. It relates directly to the core principles of diagnostic accuracy of clinical tests. Tom Goom is a widely respected physiotherapist who focuses on running injuries. His November 24 post discusses how gluteal tendinopathy can mimic back and leg pain, stressing the importance of a detailed history and exam for accurate diagnosis. Here's the full content: “ Gluteal Tendinopathy can prese

At last, the final texts are published with my front cover for Volume II, Applying Principles to Cases" being updated today. Volume I has 178 pages and Volume II 390 pages. Only premium colour is being offered in paperback and hardcover. Standard colour just didn't seem good enough. Here's a link to the short YouTube promo video clip

I am delighted to announce that Volume II: Applying Principles to Cases  is now uploaded to Amazon and is undergoing final review. In a...

I am thrilled and proud to announce the publication of the first of two volumes today. It is 178 pages in Letter-sized (8.5 X 11 inches)...

It is with great pleasure I announce that our new paper has been accepted for publication: "Deneuville JP, Laslett M, Cervantes A,...

Volume I of my Text "The Science & Art of Musculoskeletal Diagnosis" will be 179 pages and looks set for release by the end of this Month...

I am in the final stages of publishing Volume I of my new textbook "The Science & Art of Musculoskeletal Diagnosis" All that is needed...