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Can yoga and exercise alleviate fatigue in multiple sclerosis?

In 2004 a groundbreaking randomized controlled trial, researchers led by B.S. Oken, et. al., investigated the effects of yoga and aerobic exercise on cognitive function, fatigue, mood, and quality of life in individuals with multiple sclerosis (MS). This study, spanning over 6 months, aimed to provide critical insights into alternative interventions for managing symptoms associated with MS. Published in [Journal Name], the study enrolled subjects … Continue reading Can yoga and exercise alleviate fatigue in multiple sclerosis?

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Are community-based exercise programs worthwhile for the elderly? A cost-benefit analysis

In 2004, Munro, et. al., conducted study to evaluate the cost effectiveness of a community-based exercise program targeting older adults as a population-wide public health initiative. This study employed a pragmatic, cluster-randomized community intervention trial design, conducted across 12 general practices in Sheffield. Four practices were randomly assigned as intervention populations, while eight served as control populations. The study enrolled individuals aged 65 and above … Continue reading Are community-based exercise programs worthwhile for the elderly? A cost-benefit analysis

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Can a six-month shoulder exercise protocol relieve pain in long-term wheelchair users?

In 1999, a study conducted by K. A. Curtis et. al., the effectiveness of a 6-month exercise protocol on mitigating shoulder pain among long-term wheelchair users was investigated. The purpose of the research was to analyze the impact of a specific set of shoulder exercises on pain experienced during functional activities in this population. Forty-two wheelchair users, comprising 35 males and seven females, with an … Continue reading Can a six-month shoulder exercise protocol relieve pain in long-term wheelchair users?

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Which stretching device prevails? A comparative analysis of theraBite® and dynasplint for trismus in head and neck cancer patients

In 2020, van der Geer, et. al., conducted study about Trismus, characterized by restricted mouth opening, is a common issue in head and neck cancer patients. This study aimed to assess and compare the effectiveness of two stretching devices, the TheraBite® Jaw Motion Rehabilitation System™ and the Dynasplint Trismus System®, in improving maximal mouth opening (MMO) in this patient population. A randomized controlled trial was … Continue reading Which stretching device prevails? A comparative analysis of theraBite® and dynasplint for trismus in head and neck cancer patients

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Can Baduanjin exercise preserve lung function in mild COPD?

In 2020, Yang, et. al., conducted study about Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) which poses a significant threat to both the quality of life and overall well-being of affected individuals, with a progressive decline in lung function being a hallmark of the disease. Early-stage COPD, in particular, witnesses a rapid deterioration in lung function, emphasizing the crucial need for effective interventions to mitigate this decline. … Continue reading Can Baduanjin exercise preserve lung function in mild COPD?

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