360 climbs a mountain

I have just had the most incredible experience. Could there ever be a better event for an Editor-in-Chief? There I was, halfway up an Alpine mountain, the sun scorching the back of my neck. And there it was. Yes, it, it, it. In the side of a fellow mountaineer’s rucksack, strapped in by the buckles that are normally used for walking poles, was a tightly rolled copy of, wait for it… Bone & Joint360 . I could barely believe my eyes. Of course, its owner was walking fast and I was walking slowly and my camera was down in the valley, but that is not the point. He was past and away before I could holler but my spirits lifted, the dull ache in my knees disappeared, and I half skipped, half stumbled to find mobile reception so that I could tell London. You see, this is why 360 exists. For the snapshot easy read of the key global orthopaedic literature. Yet even I had not imagined it would find its way into …