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A plain-language walkthrough of an expert consensus statement on how safe increasing physical activity is for adults living with one or more long-term conditions, which symptoms warrant a medical review, and what the panel said about routine preparticipation clearance.
A plain-language walk through a systematic review of seven randomized trials in 2,190 people, covering how well patients stuck with pelvic floor exercise, what happened to symptoms and quality of life, and why the link between the two stayed unclear.
A controlled six-month trial of a three-phase rehabilitation program combining supervised physiotherapy, home training, nutrition counseling and supplementation in adults aged 65 to 80 with low muscle mass, excess body fat and long-standing musculoskeletal pain.
What a 2025 systematic review of 17 controlled trials found about exercise, electrophysical agents, and pelvic floor physiotherapy for pain and quality of life
A plain-language walkthrough of Part One of the seventh-edition Canadian Stroke Best Practice Recommendations: screening and assessment, stroke unit and inpatient care, outpatient and early supported discharge, virtual delivery, transitions, and support for families.
A plain-language walk through the eleven intervention recommendations, the evidence behind them, and the limits the guideline development group named.
A plain-language walkthrough of the APTA Geriatrics clinical practice guideline on physical therapy management of falls and fall risk in adults 65 and over living in the community — what the guideline development group reviewed, what it graded strong, and…
A plain-language walk through a systematic review and meta-analysis comparing professionally supervised home programs with centre-based rehabilitation, unsupervised home exercise and no therapy.
A single-blind randomized trial asked whether the texture underfoot changes what balance training does for ankle position sense and functional balance in children who walk independently.
An updated systematic review and meta-analysis of 16 randomized controlled trials asked what happens when mobilization begins within 72 hours of ICU admission.
A plain-language walkthrough of a systematic review and meta-analysis of 19 randomized trials that paired pain neuroscience education with physical therapy in adults living with chronic pain.
A plain-language walk through a 2022 review that traces how deep upper cervical muscles, poor head alignment and faulty position sense may combine to produce dizziness in patients with a normal inner ear.
A plain-language walk through a 2025 systematic review of 38 studies on how sacroiliac joint pain is managed, what the evidence supports, and where it falls short.
A plain-language walkthrough of a 2025 systematic review with meta-analysis in Physical Therapy on extracorporeal shock wave therapy for chronic adhesive capsulitis in adults with type 2 diabetes.
A plain-language walkthrough of a 2024 systematic review with meta-analysis covering knee pain, laxity, quadriceps strength, and function after ACL injury and reconstruction.
A plain-language walkthrough of a systematic review and meta-analysis of nine randomized trials that tested app-, website-, and phone-supported exercise programs against conventional care in adults with osteoarthritis.
A plain-language walk through a 2025 review of how medial meniscus tears are diagnosed, treated conservatively and surgically, and managed on the way back to sport.
A plain-language walk through a 2025 meta-analysis that pooled 33 randomized trials and 2,860 patients to ask what machine-based isokinetic strengthening does for knee strength, pain, and function.
A plain-language walkthrough of a 2025 systematic review and meta-analysis of 10 randomized trials comparing physical therapists as the first provider seen with usual primary care, across imaging, prescriptions, cost, pain, disability, and quality of life.
A 12-week randomized controlled trial in chronic rotator cuff-related shoulder pain compared exercising into pain with exercising pain-free, then followed participants to six months.