Rehabilitation Therapy
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AAOMPT: ‘Degenerative Disc Disease’ Not a Diagnosis
Normal process of aging, group argues The American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists (AAOMPT) has released a…
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Potential Health Insurance Reform Options that Build on Affordable Care Act
Why start all over again, experts ask? Earlier this month, experts from the Commonwealth fund website compiled options…
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State of the Industry Report: Rheumatology
The leading cause of disability among adults in the United States is arthritis Arthritis currently affects more than…
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New Research Investigates Comprehension of Speech
Often assumed, but rarely understood, speech comprehension is a mystery The idea of the capacity of human beings…
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New Exercise Guidelines Published for Cancer Survivors
Threshold lowered slightly in light of new evidence A recent review of research conducted by an international group…
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Easing debilitating lymphedema symptoms in an elderly patient using complete decongestive therapy.
Secondary lymphedema is the result of impairment to the lymphatic system following surgery, radiation therapy, chronic infection and…
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AOTA, NBCOT To Begin Collaboration
Goal is to create interstate licensure compact for OT profession The American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA®) and the…
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What Is Hydrotherapy and Who Can It Help?
A quick tour through the practice and its benefits The simplest way to describe hydrotherapy? It’s the use…
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Advance 3D Treatment of Scoliosis (C2) According to the Principles of C.L. Schroth
Dates: January 10-15, 2020 Course Description: The C-2 course is a hands-on course covering the specific PT exercises…
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Study: Mild-to-Moderate Hearing Loss in Childhood Has Long-Term Effects
Even small changes affected how brain processes sound Researchers say these findings may have implications for how babies…
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FDA Releases Guidance to Support Adoption of Digital Tools
Agency says caregivers and patients becoming more comfortable with modern approaches Last week, the U.S. Food and Drug…
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Neuroception: A Subconscious System for Detecting Threat and Safety
Theme: We don’t have to think we are scared, for our bodies to act scared. Our nervous system…
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