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Ask a Doctor: What's the best shoe for my feet?
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As we enter the summer season, sandals and flip-flops become our frequent go-to footwear for outdoor activities, but be careful, these types of shoes can be detrimental to your feet, knees, hips and back. Comment?
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William Harrison | KMA responds to 'tirade against physicians'
The Courier-Journal's latest tirade against the physicians of Kentucky cited a recent study commissioned by the state and performed by out-of-state consultants to show that Kentucky needs more physicians. Comment?
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Web-Based Telerehab System May Hold Promise for Lower Back Pain Patients
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A research team from the University of Granada, Spain, has reportedly designed and evaluated a web-based rehabilitation system engineered to perform routine clinical assessments of patients with lower back pain . Comment?
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CAPTE Grants Reaccreditation to St Augustine DPT Programs
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The Commission on Accreditation for Physical Therapy Education has provided full accreditation status to the Doctor of Physical Therapy programs on the University of St Augustine for Health Sciences California, Florida, and Texas campuses. Comment?
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H.S. Male Athlete of the Week: Kevin Magee of Pompton Lakes
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He developed an appreciation of physical therapy in seventh grade, when the Pompton Lakes junior suffered a dislocated left wrist while playing touch football. Comment?
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Runner won't let bombers take away her dream
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Lee Ann Yanni and her husband, Nick, were on Boylston Street on April 15 to see two of Lee Ann's patients cross the finish line when the bombs went off. Comment?
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Rupture of the Anterior Cruciate Ligament and Bucket Handle Tear of the Medial Meniscus
The patient was a 33-year-old man currently serving in the military who had a chief complaint of right knee pain. Comment?
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Grief classes to meet Wednesday in Kennewick
A two-hour class on understanding grief is planned Wednesday at The Chaplaincy Bereavement Center, 712 W. 19th Ave., Kennewick. Comment?
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Adora Matthews, M.D., Appointed Medical Director for Sutter Rehabilitation Institute
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Adora Matthews, M.D., has been appointed as Medical Director for the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute . Comment?
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Courtney E. Middleton, M.D, Jose A. Garcia, M.D., & Lindsay...
InControl Medical has certified Courtney E. Middleton, M.D, Jose A. Garcia, M.D., & Lindsay Killingsworth, M.D., to prescribe InTone for women with bladder leakage. Comment?
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Things to do in the Myrtle Beach area on June 4
Learn about "The Healthy Brain" with Heidi McGovern, a physical therapist who will explore the relationship of movement, nutrition, weight, emotions, stress and other factors on the mind's health. Comment?
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Therapist's pain, increased narcotic medications justify benefits
In Missouri, a worker is totally disabled if she is unable to return to any work for any employer due to her physical condition. Comment?
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Marketing Expert Nitin Chhoda Shares the Steps to Avoid Medical Coding and Billing Mistakes
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The major reason why insurance claims are denied is due to wrong medical coding and billing. Comment?
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Knee Pain May Be Osteoarthritis
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Although it can occur in almost any joint, osteoarthritis is a condition that often occurs most commonly in the knee. Comment?
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Modified constraint-induced movement therapy versus traditional...
Modified constraint-induced movement therapy versus traditional rehabilitation in patients with upper-extremity dysfunction after stroke: a systematic review and meta-analysis. Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation , Vol. Comment?
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Gross motor capability and performance of mobility in children with...
Gross motor capability and performance of mobility in children with cerebral palsy: a comparison across home, school, and outdoors/community settings. Comment?
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Back where she belongs
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The senior catcher was batting .550 with 27 RBIs, including a three home run, 13-RBI effort in a doubleheader against Athens and an 11th game that saw her hit a home run, a single, and drive in four runs against Akron Coventry during a tournament in Akron. Comment?
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My trip to Boracay last week brought me a lot of learnings, discovery, and reflection. Comment?
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Wilcoxson wins first U.S. professional women's road race title
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Jade Wilcoxson won the women's road race title on Monday at the Volkswagen USA Cycling Road and Time Trial National Championships in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Comment?
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A Virtual Coach Spurs Patients With Parkinson's
People with Parkinson's disease walked markedly farther and faster after a month of daily motivational chats with a virtual exercise coach, according to a study in the American Journal of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation. Comment?
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