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Which exercise components are most effective in preventing falls and injuries in the elderly?

In 1995, Province, et. al., investigated the impact of short-term exercise on falls and fall-related injuries among the elderly population. The study focused on the Frailty and Injuries: Cooperative Studies of Intervention Techniques (FICSIT), which comprised seven independent, randomized, controlled clinical trials. These trials assessed the efficacy of various interventions in mitigating falls and frailty in elderly patients, with all interventions incorporating exercise components lasting … Continue reading Which exercise components are most effective in preventing falls and injuries in the elderly?

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Which method reigns supreme, McKenzie or Back School?

In 1995, Stankovic, et. al., sought to compare the effectiveness of the McKenzie method and patient education through “mini back school” in treating acute low back pain over a 5-year period. Prior to this study, the 1-year results had already been published, prompting further investigation into the durability of treatment outcomes. The study comprised 89 subjects, including 22 women and 67 men, with an average … Continue reading Which method reigns supreme, McKenzie or Back School?

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Is Chiropractic management effective for primary nocturnal enuresis in kids?

In 1994, Reed, et. al., conducted study about Bedwetting, which is scientifically known as primary nocturnal enuresis, is a common condition that affects many children worldwide. While there are various approaches to managing this condition, a recent controlled clinical trial conducted at the Palmer Institute of Graduate Studies and Research examined the potential effectiveness of chiropractic treatment. The study aimed to evaluate whether high-velocity, short … Continue reading Is Chiropractic management effective for primary nocturnal enuresis in kids?

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Comparing rest, physiotherapy, and mobilization: Which yields better neck pain recovery?

Neck sprains are a common consequence of road accidents, often leading to persistent symptoms and discomfort for affected individuals. In an effort to improve patient outcomes, a pioneering study conducted by L.A. McKinney(1989) sought to explore the long-term effects of early mobilization exercises compared to rest or physiotherapy in patients with acute neck sprains. The study employed a single-blind, randomized, prospective design, enrolling 247 consecutive … Continue reading Comparing rest, physiotherapy, and mobilization: Which yields better neck pain recovery?

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