Can verbal interactions shape chiropractic treatment outcomes?

In 2014, Salsbury, et. al., conducted study about Chiropractic care which is a multifaceted health intervention that encompasses both specific treatment effects and non-specific, or placebo, effects. While the impact of doctor-patient interactions is an integral part of the non-specific effects associated with chiropractic care, these aspects are often overlooked in clinical trials. In this study, our objectives were threefold: 1) to develop a tool … Continue reading Can verbal interactions shape chiropractic treatment outcomes?

Can foam rolling and static stretching boost hip-flexion range of motion together?

Many athletes seek ways to improve their range of motion (ROM) and flexibility to enhance their performance. Foam rolling has gained popularity for its potential to release muscle tension, and static stretching is a common method for improving flexibility. In 2014, study by Andrew R. Mohr and colleagues aimed to investigate whether combining foam rolling with static stretching could significantly increase passive hip-flexion ROM. This … Continue reading Can foam rolling and static stretching boost hip-flexion range of motion together?

Does early rehabilitation improve outcomes for mechanical ventilation patients?

In 2014, Dong, et. al., conducted study about Mechanical ventilation which plays a crucial role in the intensive care unit (ICU) by offering life-saving support for patients with acute illnesses. However, extended periods of bed rest and limited physical activity can lead to adverse effects. To address this issue, a study was conducted to explore the feasibility of early rehabilitation therapy for patients requiring mechanical … Continue reading Does early rehabilitation improve outcomes for mechanical ventilation patients?

Is yoga an effective complementary therapy for migraine-related vascular health?

Migraine, a debilitating neurovascular disorder, is often associated with vascular complications such as ischemic stroke. Strategies to improve endothelial function can play a crucial role in managing and preventing these complications. Yoga, known for its positive impact on the cardiovascular system, has been considered as a potential intervention. However, until now, no randomized controlled studies have explored the effects of yoga on the endothelial function … Continue reading Is yoga an effective complementary therapy for migraine-related vascular health?

Does postural restriction improve success rates in BPPV treatment?

Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) is a common inner ear condition that leads to brief episodes of dizziness triggered by head movements. The Modified Epley maneuver is a well-established treatment for BPPV, but questions remain regarding the effectiveness of post-maneuver positional restriction in preventing recurrence. In 2014, a study by Hasan Huseyin Balikci and Isa Ozbay aimed to shed light on this matter. Seventy-eight patients … Continue reading Does postural restriction improve success rates in BPPV treatment?