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This North Perth corner store transformed into the coolest house on the block

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By clare ryan
| Perth Is OK Verified
It seems like all the best renovations start with an old corner store. Maybe it’s that sweet spot between nostalgia and modern architecture. Either way, this glow-up in North Perth proves that smart design can make a big impact. And few balance the old and new as effortlessly as Simone Robeson and Lauren Benson of Robeson Architects. Designing a corner block is no easy task, especially one with not one, but three façades to contend with: a main street, a secondary street, and a right of way.
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Differences in non-weight-bearing and weight-bearing measures of lower leg muscle elasticity using shear wave elastography

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By Holly Whitcomb, clare ryan, Bernhard Resch, Anna Scheuchenegger
| ScienceDirect Verified
Functional weight-bearing involves static and dynamic phases that result in differing external loads applied to the foot/ankle (Ridge et al., 2022). These loads are conditional to varying ground reaction forces brought on by the demands of weight-bearing activities (Kirby, 2017). The amount of load applied to the foot/ankle can range from 1.5-5x body weight during walking and 3.2–13x body weight while running (Keller et al., 1996; Burdett, 1982).
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Contrasting cultures of emergency department care: a qualitative study of patients’ experiences of attending the emergency department for low back pain in the UK

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By clare ryan, Catherine Pope, Lisa Roberts
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ACCIDENT & EMERGENCY MEDICINE Patient-Centered Care Musculoskeletal disorders Organisation of health services This article provides a theoretically rich analysis of the emergency department (ED) cultures perceived by patients to inform their experiences of attending for low back pain.
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