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Can a 12-week exercise program improve health outcomes in African-American stroke survivors with multiple comorbidities?

In 2000, study led by J.H. Rimmer, et. al., the effects of a 12-week exercise training program on a predominantly African-American group of stroke survivors with multiple comorbidities were investigated. The primary aim was to assess the program’s influence on various health parameters, shedding light on the potential benefits for this specific population. Utilizing a lag-control group design, the study enrolled a total of 35 … Continue reading Can a 12-week exercise program improve health outcomes in African-American stroke survivors with multiple comorbidities?

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Can acupuncture alleviate painful shoulders? Unveiling a rigorous protocol in a randomized controlled trial

This article outlines the meticulous process of formulating a methodologically robust protocol aimed at evaluating the effectiveness of acupuncture in addressing painful shoulder conditions. In 2000, Romoli, et. al., based in a northern Italian hospital, presents the questions and considerations that guided the development of their randomized controlled trial (RCT), which includes three distinct intervention groups, one of which serves as a control. The study … Continue reading Can acupuncture alleviate painful shoulders? Unveiling a rigorous protocol in a randomized controlled trial

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Which treatment approach prevails in whiplash-associated disorders: Early active mobilization or standard protocols?

In 2000, Rosenfeld, et. al., conducted study about Whiplash-associated disorders (WAD) which resulting from motor vehicle collisions pose a significant challenge in terms of management, with limited compelling evidence available. Previous studies have suggested that active treatment during the acute stage may be more beneficial than rest and the use of a soft collar. This study aimed to compare the effectiveness of early active mobilization … Continue reading Which treatment approach prevails in whiplash-associated disorders: Early active mobilization or standard protocols?

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What predicts dropout in exercise interventions for frail older adults?

In 2000, Schmidt, et. al., delved into the dynamics of attrition within an exercise program designed to enhance physical function in frail older individuals. With a focus on two distinct exercise modalities—class-based and self-paced—the study aimed to identify the reasons behind participant dropout and potential predictors of attrition. The study enrolled 155 community-dwelling older individuals, averaging 77.4 years of age, with mild to moderate mobility … Continue reading What predicts dropout in exercise interventions for frail older adults?

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Can conservative lower back treatment revolutionize knee extensor rehabilitation? A closer look at SI-joint manipulation effects

In 2000, Suter, et. al., conducted study about Knee-joint pathologies, which particularly anterior knee pain (AKP), are frequently associated with strength deficits and diminished activation of knee extensors, a phenomenon known as muscle inhibition (MI). MI is considered a hindrance to full functional recovery, emphasizing the need for effective rehabilitation strategies. Clinical observations have linked AKP to sacroiliac (SI) joint dysfunction. However, it remains unclear … Continue reading Can conservative lower back treatment revolutionize knee extensor rehabilitation? A closer look at SI-joint manipulation effects

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