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Very happy to have the proofs out for the last bit of work from my MSc thesis. Ankle/rearfoot #biomechanics in knee #OA during toe-in and toe-out walking. Big thank you to UBC MABLab and @gaitmodphd for the support & guidance! Check it out 👀👀 pmrjournal.org/article/S1934-…

Thanks for hosting another great #eROAR Arthritis Research Canada ! Excited to share ideas among researchers and the arthritis community!

NEW from our group: Do Canadians think #Running is bad for their knees? Will it lead to #Osteoarthritis ? Is Running appropriate in those with knee OA? Lots of uncertainty... More research needed vs better knowledge translation, what do you think? journals.plos.org/plosone/articl…

Do you have pain around or behind the knee cap that started without a trauma? The UBC MABLab is conducting an online survey (5-10min) on perceptions about causes and treatment of patellofemoral pain (knee cap pain) Please follow this link to participate ubc.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_1S…

Is running bad for our knees? A recent study by Arthritis Research Canada and University of British Columbia's Department of Physical Therapy asked runners, non-runner and doctors what they think. Find out more here: ow.ly/UXdy50js8Q1 JF Esculier Linda Li @gaitmodphd UBC MABLab Arthritis & Implementation Science Lab

Congratulations, Angelo!

An Arthritis Research Canada & UBC MABLab study has revealed Canadians think running can damage their knees but little evidence proves the connection. Learn more about this research: ow.ly/GGGs50jRwkr JF Esculier Linda Li @gaitmodphd

New research from our group UBC MABLab JF Esculier hot off the press The Knee! Take home message: osteoarthritic cartilage generally responds similar to healthy cartilage immediately after a run, but may take a bit longer to normalize. doi.org/10.1016/j.knee…

New article from PhD trainee Calvin Tse, free for 50 days! Check it out here: authors.elsevier.com/a/1bMZx3RoQ8YS…

First day of testing in the lab in over 4 months! Set up is a bit different, but output should be the same. Jesse Charlton UBC MABLab

🚨NEW REVIEW!🚨 🏃‍♀️Running ≠ "wear out" joints 🏃‍♂️Future research needed in clinical populations 🏆Miles = smiles! 😃 Full article: rdcu.be/cxk7G Sports Medicine

Come do a PhD with me and Dr. Jackie Whittaker UBC MABLab. Looking for people interested in MSK rehab, clinical biomechanics, wearables, and/or muscle and movement function. Register your interest at bit.ly/3Bz7mAs by November 30, 2021.

No, running won't ruin your knees. But nearly half of U.S. adults end up with knee osteoarthritis anyway, so *something* is ruining knees! I asked a bunch of experts what we can do to preserve and protect our knees before they start failing. nytimes.com/2021/11/19/wel…

VCHRI Rising Star Award recipient Michaela Khan & experts Dr. Jackie Whittaker & JF Esculier discuss how to keep your knees safe without giving up running: ow.ly/LHZh50GW6Rq UBC Department of Physical Therapy UBC MABLab

Why does it matter that Lululemon launched shoes that are designed for women's feet—first? @UBCMedicine UBC MABLab PhD student Michaela Khan discusses. via Toronto Star thestar.com/business/2022/…

Congratulations to Jesse Charlton for a truly impressive PhD defence! What a privilege to have worked with you over these years!

Congratulations to Dr. Calvin Tse! A pleasure to be present for your skillful defence of a complex and in-depth body of work. The MABLab will not be the same without you!

Congratulations Jesse Charlton & @CRubino11 🎉🎉

Meet Jesse Charlton – A post-doc researcher at @Mobility_Health & recent recipient of the VCHRI Top Graduating Doctoral Student Award who is working to improve quality of life for people with musculoskeletal disease using wearables: vchri.ca/stories/2022/0… UBC Department of Physical Therapy UBC MABLab

What a pleasure to participate in #NACOB2022! Happy to share some MABLab work by Jesse Charlton and Calvin Tse and to feel inspired by researchers from across the continent. Big thanks to the organizers NACOB!