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How much side-to-side difference turns up in uninjured athletes, what a single-leg vertical hop hides in adolescents after ACL reconstruction, and why a symmetry threshold is a measurement convention rather than a proven clearance standard.
A cross-sectional measurement study of two light-based reactive upper extremity tests in healthy Division I athletes, and how they lined up against the closed kinetic chain upper extremity stability test.
How a Canadian research team built a fully online, 12-week pelvic health rehabilitation program for people treated for breast and gynecologic cancer — and what this early-phase study set out to measure before a larger trial.
A survey of the people who lead physiotherapy units in Spain’s public general hospitals asked how far female leadership is accepted, and which beliefs about women at work have not gone away.
A plain-language walkthrough of the CONTRAIS trial, which compared adding a nighttime brace or scoliosis-specific exercise to self-mediated physical activity in skeletally immature adolescents with curves of 25 to 40 degrees.
A plain-language walkthrough of a 35-trial network meta-analysis that compared aerobic exercise, resistance training, group training and mixed low-to-moderate intensity training for depressive symptoms in young people, and examined session length, weekly frequency, program length and age.
A prospective five-year follow-up of athletes from a randomized exercise trial reports how many felt recovered, how many returned to their desired sport, how much pain persisted, and whether any baseline factor predicted recovery.
An eight-week home training program at half of maximal inspiratory pressure, compared against a sham load, in women with clinically stable pulmonary hypertension — what changed in inspiratory strength, walking distance, breathlessness and health status, and how far the findings…
A single-blind randomized trial in Brazil put the same eight-week exercise protocol into two delivery formats — live video sessions with a physiotherapist, or pre-recorded videos done alone at home — and followed adults with persisting post-COVID symptoms out to…
A plain-language walkthrough of the economic evaluation conducted alongside the CYCLE trial — what the cycling program cost per patient, what it changed in costs and quality of life over 90 days, and how certain the authors were about any…
A single-center randomized clinical trial asked whether a progressive, personalized rehabilitation program started during the cardiac intensive care unit stay changed physical performance at discharge or rehospitalization over the following six months.
A plain-language walkthrough of a 2025 pooled analysis of 17 randomized trials in 690 postmenopausal women, reporting which training parameters were linked to bone density change at the lumbar spine, femoral neck, total hip and trochanter — and how confident…
A plain-language report on a qualitative study that asked practicing physiotherapists about ethical values in the clinical relationship, the ethics training they received, the attitudes they consider essential, and the ethical situations they meet in public and private settings.
A single-blind randomized trial compared a 12-week hybrid online and in-person resistance training program with standard senior fitness exercises in community-dwelling older adults who had both mild cognitive impairment and frailty or pre-frailty.
A three-year cost and quality-of-life analysis conducted alongside a randomized clinical trial in a US multidisciplinary foot and ankle clinic, reported in plain language for clinicians.
A Ghent University Hospital trial compared two progressive loading programs for sport-active adults with chronic insertional Achilles tendinopathy — one that deliberately limited ankle dorsiflexion, heel-lifted and dropped calf stretching, and one that pushed into end-range dorsiflexion.
A plain-language walkthrough of a 26-study review that asked whether exercise programs change concussion rates, head accelerations, or neck strength — and whether the programs were described well enough to copy.
A 2025 scoping review in JMIR Rehabilitation and Assistive Technologies mapped 17 smart wearable balance systems — 10 under investigation and 7 sold commercially — and compared them against a newly developed platform. This course reports what those systems offer,…
A plain-language walkthrough of a systematic review that asked whether aerobic and strength training reduce insomnia in adults being treated for cancer and in those who have finished treatment — what the included trials reported, and how certain the authors…
A plain-language walk through a 2024 review that pooled sixteen studies of virtual reality training in adults with spinal cord injury, and a careful look at how far the evidence actually stretches.