Exercise, Not to Exercise, or How to Exercise in Patients With Chronic Pain? Applying Science to Practice

Overview of attention for article published in Clinical journal of pain, February 2015

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@kyleflood Some interesting work includes that from Prof Jo Nijs https://t.co/6OnWhtDkIw. Also the work of @ksluka0101 on mechanisms and Prof Roland Staud on fibromyalgia.

18 Jan 2021

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@Nichola98403198 #PT582 #SB Recovery needs may vary between patients. Some conditions (WAD, FMS, CFS, others) may require patients have longer recovery periods than the average population with a given training stimulus. Have a look at https://t.co/6kGRf

31 Jan 2020

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Next Exercise, not to exercise, or how to exercise in patients with chronic pain? Applying science to practice - Daenen 2015 https://t.co/Lld5o6dbCW 2/

21 Nov 2019

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El ejercicio físico es una estrategia de tratamiento eficaz en varios trastornos del dolor musculoesquelético crónico, que incluyen dolor crónico de cuello, osteoartritis, dolor de cabeza, fibromialgia y dolor crónico de espalda... https://t.co/6FRruyPUhV

25 Jun 2019

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