Active Rehabilitation
Active Rehabilitation Should Be First-line Treatment for Older Patients’ Back Pain After age 70 years, spine degeneration, pain thresholds and inflammatory mediators increase. By Susan […]
Active Rehabilitation Should Be First-line Treatment for Older Patients’ Back Pain After age 70 years, spine degeneration, pain thresholds and inflammatory mediators increase. By Susan […]
Confusion about sunscreen and sun exposure puts a lot of people at risk for getting sunburn. Myth 1: Do you need to use sunscreen if you […]
Laura Inverarity, D.O., About.com – Updated: November 07, 2007 About.com Health’s Disease and Condition content is reviewed by theMedical Review Board Stretching is the deliberate […]
Many of us use computers today for work, communicating with friends/family, viewing family photos or looking up information. Computer use has been associated with musculoskeletal […]
An intensive, progressive Physical Therapist exercise program combined with education reduces disability and improves patient function after back surgery ALEXANDRIA, VA, November 24, 2009 — […]
1st on the web (November 25, 2009) A study of 560 mature athletes who participated in high-impact sports during the 2005 National Senior Games or […]
ALEXANDRIA, VA, October 28, 2009 — This past week in Washington, DC, Physical Therapists from around the world heard that direct access and patient self-referral […]
APTA Releases Injury Prevention Tips in Observance of National Physical Therapy Month ALEXANDRIA, VA, September 25, 2008 — The American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) is […]
Muscle strength, mobility, and balance are crucial for patients to resume normal activities. As Martha Stewart continues her recovery from recent surgery to replace her […]
According to new research published in the May 16 issue of Journal of the American Medical Association, even small amounts of physical activity, approximately 75 […]