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Does arm massage improve shoulder function in women post lymph node dissection surgery?

In 2004 a randomized clinical trial, Cheryl Forchuk, et. al., investigated the potential benefits of postoperative arm massage for women undergoing lymph node dissection surgery. The study aimed to assess the usefulness of arm massage administered by a significant other as a supportive measure following surgery. The trial employed a pretest-posttest design, with data collection occurring at multiple time points: prior to surgery, within 24 … Continue reading Does arm massage improve shoulder function in women post lymph node dissection surgery?

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Does a 12-week group exercise program improve physiological and psychological health in overweight women?

In 2004, A study conducted by S. Grant, et. al., delved into the effects of a 12-week functional exercise regimen on overweight women. The study aimed to explore the potential benefits of such a program on various physiological and psychological parameters. The study involved twenty-six participants, with thirteen engaging in the exercise program and thirteen serving as controls. The participants, averaging 63 years of age, … Continue reading Does a 12-week group exercise program improve physiological and psychological health in overweight women?

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Which therapy triumphs: Acupuncture or physiotherapy for pregnancy-related low-back and pelvic pain?

In 2000, Wedenberg, et. al., randomized study aimed to assess the effectiveness of acupuncture compared to physiotherapy in alleviating low-back and pelvic pain during pregnancy. Sixty pregnant women were randomly assigned to either acupuncture or physiotherapy groups. Pain severity was self-assessed using a visual analog scale (VAS) ranging from 0 to 10, while disability in performing twelve common daily activities was measured using a disability-rating … Continue reading Which therapy triumphs: Acupuncture or physiotherapy for pregnancy-related low-back and pelvic pain?

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Can chiropractic therapy alleviate premenstrual syndrome symptoms?

Premenstrual syndrome (PMS) is a common condition affecting many women, characterized by a range of distressing symptoms. In 1999, placebo-controlled, crossover clinical trial conducted by M. J. Walsh and B. I. Polus, the efficacy of chiropractic therapy in treating PMS symptoms was rigorously investigated. The study enrolled 25 subjects diagnosed with PMS, utilizing the Moos premenstrual syndrome questionnaire along with daily symptom monitoring for confirmation. … Continue reading Can chiropractic therapy alleviate premenstrual syndrome symptoms?

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Do aerobic and strength training Offer added benefits in the battle against obesity and insulin resistance?

In 1998, Weinstock, et. al., conducted study about the pursuit of combating obesity, short-term studies have demonstrated the positive effects of both diet and exercise on insulin sensitivity. This study aimed to investigate the outcomes of a 48-week supervised diet and exercise program on weight and insulin sensitivity among obese women, specifically focusing on the phases of initial weight loss, maintenance, and subsequent weight regain … Continue reading Do aerobic and strength training Offer added benefits in the battle against obesity and insulin resistance?

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