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Getting on the ball for diabetes prevention.
How high-force eccentric resistance exercise can improve glucose control for diabetics.
Type 2 diabetes patients should be given option of self-monitoring.
What studies have more validity and why: The importance of clinical trials.
Chasing the enigma of female ACL injuries and the gender differences that cause them.
How menstrual cycle phase and anatomy may have an impact on ACL injuries in females.
Wrist guards’ impact on wrist and elbow injury in snowboarders.
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An investigation into damaged menisci in the average middle-aged and elderly reveals a shockingly high number of incidences of damage, many of which occurred in patients who did not have symptoms of injury.
Evaluating arthroscopic surgery vs. physical therapy for treatment of Osteoarthritis of the knee: the minimally invasive procedure rising in popularity may not be any more effective in rehabilitating OA knee than therapy, but will veritably cost more money and time than the latter.
Dairy intake, particularly milk and yogurt, is a proven weapon used for combating weight issues and type 2 diabetes due to dietary calcium in all dairy and a number of weight loss properties found in milk.
Cod liver oil supplements capable of reducing Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs for patients with rheumatoid arthritis who are forced to limit their usage of NSAIDs.
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