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What is the cost-effectiveness of spinal manipulation for low back pain? Insights from the UK BEAM trial

In a pioneering endeavor to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of incorporating spinal manipulation and exercise interventions into primary care for individuals seeking relief from low back pain, the UK BEAM Trial Team (2004) conducted a rigorous analysis. Their objective was to determine the economic viability of adding spinal manipulation, exercise classes, or a combination of both to the standard “best care” protocol in general practice settings … Continue reading What is the cost-effectiveness of spinal manipulation for low back pain? Insights from the UK BEAM trial

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Can late-phase exercise programs improve recovery after total hip arthroplasty?

In 2004, a single-blind, randomized controlled trial, Elaine Trudelle-Jackson and Susan S. Smith investigated the efficacy of a late-phase exercise regimen for individuals who underwent total hip arthroplasty (THA) between 4 to 12 months prior. The study, conducted with a convenience sample of 34 adults, allocated participants randomly into either experimental or control groups, with 28 subjects completing the trial. The intervention spanned over 8 … Continue reading Can late-phase exercise programs improve recovery after total hip arthroplasty?

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Does age matter? Investigating functional fitness gains in older adults through multicomponent training

In 2004, a study led by Füsun Toraman and Gülşah Sahin, the effects of a 9-week multicomponent training program on the functional fitness of healthy older adults were examined across different age groups. Forty-two participants were randomly assigned to either a Training or Control group, stratified by age: Training and Control Young Old Groups (TYOG, CYOG) aged between 60-73 years, and Training and Control Old … Continue reading Does age matter? Investigating functional fitness gains in older adults through multicomponent training

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Do participant treatment preferences shape shoulder pain trial outcomes?

In 2004, Thomas, et. al., conducted clinical trials, understanding the nuances of participant treatment preferences is pivotal, as they can significantly shape the outcomes observed. In a recent study focusing on shoulder pain management, researchers delved into how initial treatment preferences among participants influenced functional outcomes and subsequent treatment preferences. Led by Elaine Thomas and her colleagues, the study was nested within a larger multicenter … Continue reading Do participant treatment preferences shape shoulder pain trial outcomes?

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Can perturbed treadmill exercises reduce falls in frail elderly individuals?

In 2004, a study conducted by Hiroyuki Shimada, et. al., a new intervention program aimed at preventing falls among physically disabled elderly individuals has shown promising results. The study, published in [Journal Name], investigated the effects of perturbed walking exercise using a bilateral separated treadmill. The research included 32 participants aged 66 to 98 years, residing in long-term care facilities or receiving outpatient care. These … Continue reading Can perturbed treadmill exercises reduce falls in frail elderly individuals?

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