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Is massage therapy beneficial for immune health in moderately immunocompromised HIV subjects?

In 2000, birk, et. al., conducted study about the effects of massage therapy, which includes both alone and in conjunction with other complementary therapies, on immune system indicators and quality of life among individuals with moderately compromised immune systems due to human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), a randomized prospective controlled trial was conducted. Forty-two HIV-positive subjects, comprising 40 males and 2 females aged between 27 and … Continue reading Is massage therapy beneficial for immune health in moderately immunocompromised HIV subjects?

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Can a graded exercise program improve quality of life for anorexia nervosa patients?

In a pioneering pilot study, researchers investigated the potential benefits of a graded exercise program as a complementary treatment for anorexia nervosa. In 2000, study aimed by V. Thien, et. al., to determine whether this specialized exercise regimen could enhance the quality of life for individuals battling this complex eating disorder while ensuring it does not impede the crucial rate of body fat gain. Anorexia … Continue reading Can a graded exercise program improve quality of life for anorexia nervosa patients?

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How does aromatherapy impact knee osteoarthritis patients’ quality of life?

In 2021, Hasanpour, et. al., conducted study about Knee osteoarthritis, which is the most prevalent joint disorder, has become a subject of keen interest for non-medical treatment research. In a clinical trial conducted at Imam Ali Hospital’s Physical Therapy Clinic, researchers sought to compare the impact of aromatherapy and massage therapy on knee pain, morning stiffness, daily life function, and overall quality of life in … Continue reading How does aromatherapy impact knee osteoarthritis patients’ quality of life?

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Does foot reflexology show promise in reducing pain and nausea among inpatients with cancer?

In 2021, Anderson, et. al., conducted study about pain and nausea which are pervasive challenges faced by patients undergoing cancer treatment. To address this issue, researchers conducted a randomized controlled trial to assess the potential benefits of foot reflexology as an adjunct to traditional nursing care for inpatients with cancer. While previous studies have shown encouraging outcomes, further investigation was warranted to confirm its efficacy. … Continue reading Does foot reflexology show promise in reducing pain and nausea among inpatients with cancer?

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