Month: October 2023

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Can daily home exercises prevent low back pain in sedentary workers?

In 2012, Moore, et. al., conducted study about Low back pain (LBP). LBP is a prevalent issue in the United States, ranking as the second most common neuromuscular ailment among Americans and the third most common reason for physician visits among older individuals. While there are treatments available to alleviate LBP, effective prevention measures have remained elusive. In an effort to address this issue, we … Continue reading Can daily home exercises prevent low back pain in sedentary workers?

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Can video-based home therapy revolutionize stroke rehabilitation?

In a recent randomized controlled trial conducted at a tertiary hospital, researchers led by Nor Shahizan Redzuan, et. al.,(2012) sought to determine the effectiveness of a video-based therapy program for patients recovering from acute stroke. The study involved 90 participants, with 44 assigned to the intervention group and 46 to the control group. The intervention group received a novel approach to post-stroke rehabilitation, which involved … Continue reading Can video-based home therapy revolutionize stroke rehabilitation?

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How does group exercise impact handgrip strength in elderly women with low bone density?

In 2012, a recent study conducted by Eduarda Lubambo Costa and colleagues, the effects of a specialized exercise program on handgrip strength (HS) in elderly women with low bone mass were investigated. The study aimed to assess the potential benefits of regular exercise on the physical well-being of this demographic. The study included 36 elderly women who were randomly assigned to either the intervention group … Continue reading How does group exercise impact handgrip strength in elderly women with low bone density?

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Manual Therapy vs. physical methods: Which Is superior for spinal function disturbances?

In 2012, study led by Paweł Szulc, et. al., aimed to assess the effectiveness of manual therapy in addressing functional disturbances of the spine. With an aging population and an increasing prevalence of degenerative changes in intervertebral discs leading to spinal pain, finding effective treatment methods is crucial. The study involved 40 participants aged 45 to 60, who had been diagnosed with degenerative changes in … Continue reading Manual Therapy vs. physical methods: Which Is superior for spinal function disturbances?

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Can massage therapy revolutionize cardiac surgery recovery?

Cardiac surgery, a life-saving medical procedure, often comes with its share of physical and emotional challenges for patients. In 2012 groundbreaking study led by Lesley A. Braun, et. al., the potential benefits of massage therapy for cardiac surgery patients were explored. The study aimed to investigate whether massage could significantly reduce anxiety, pain, muscular tension, and enhance relaxation compared to a period of rest after … Continue reading Can massage therapy revolutionize cardiac surgery recovery?

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