Professor Bruce Kidd is an esteemed Consultant Rheumatologist and a professor of clinical rheumatology at Barts & The London School of Medicine & Dentistry. He has made significant contributions to the field of rheumatology, particularly in the areas of pain mechanisms in rheumatic diseases and the early diagnosis and management of inflammatory spinal disorders.

Professor Kidd has a specialist interest in chronic musculoskeletal pain and is well-equipped to assist patients with symptoms arising from spinal disorders, inflammatory arthritis, and soft tissue disorders. He also provides care for individuals suffering from less well-defined disorders, including fibromyalgia and work-related upper limb disorders.

Understanding that chronic pain is often associated with anxiety and uncertainty about the future, Professor Kidd adopts a holistic approach to treatment. He believes that taking into account the unique factors of each individual produces the most effective outcomes. He places a strong emphasis on education, helping patients to help themselves and striving to alleviate the anxiety that accompanies chronic pain.

As a Fellow of the prestigious Royal College of Physiologists, Professor Kidd's main clinical interests include soft tissue rheumatism, arthritis, upper limb pain, and back pain.

Dedicated to medical education, Professor Kidd is committed to educating doctors, allied health professionals, and the public. His research and clinical work continue to be highly respected, making him a leading figure in the field of rheumatology.