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"Knee bracing does not appear to improve the clinical outcomes on the function and stability for ACL-reconstructed knees. Thus, bracing for patients treated with ACL reconstruction should not be recommended routinely."The effect of knee bracing on the knee function and stability following anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction: A systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials […]
"The qualitative responses from participants in this study show that patients want LBP care to be more person-centred, to receive better diagnostic information, to be better educated about their LBP and self-management skills. The findings also emphasise how patients value being listened to and believed, being treated as an individual, so that care could be […]
"There was no evidence of an effect of psychological interventions on migraine frequency in the short‐term or long‐term. In terms of adverse events, we were unable to draw conclusions as there was insufficient evidence. High and unclear risk of bias in study design and reporting, small numbers of participants, performance and detection bias meant that […]
"These Guidelines provide evidence-based recommendations regarding physical activity throughout pregnancy in the promotion of maternal, fetal and neonatal health. In the absence of contraindications (see below for a detailed list), following these Guidelines is associated with (1) fewer newborn complications (ie, large for gestational age) and (2) maternal health benefits (ie, decreased risk of pre-eclampsia, […]
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"Congratulations to Dr. David Peeace (Class of 1996) for being chosen as the 2019 UWS Alumnus of the Year! Over the span of Dr. Peaace's professional career, he has been a leader in best practices in chiropractic care both in direct care of patients and in service on numerous professional organizations, including as immediate past […]
Almost half of cough headaches are secondary to posterior fossa abnormality, whereas only 20% of exertional/sexual headaches are secondary, with subarachnoid hemorrhage the most frequent etiologyOther Primary Headaches: An Update #science #chiropractor #chiropractic #research #education #evidence based #patient centered #interprofessional #collaborative #rehabilitation #public health #spinal health #musculoskeletal health #ethics #pain #function #disability #QOL
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Multidisciplinary and psychological interventions as well as exercise reduced kinesiophobia. Fear-avoidance beliefs were reduced by the aforementioned interventions, manual therapy, and electrotherapy.Conservative Interventions Reduce Fear in Individuals With Chronic Low Back Pain: A Systematic Review A multidisciplinary intervention reduced the fear of falling. There was moderate evidence of multidisciplinary interventions and exercise to reduce kinesiophobia. […]
"After considering all of the available evidence, including an independent research review, the Board has determined that the treatment of children with SMT does not present a significant risk to the public. Although the Board will not pursue regulatory action at this time, the CCBC continues to monitor the situation." Read more here. #science #chiropractor […]
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