Introduction To Physiotherapy News

The popular saying ’more pain, more gain’ might hold some truth for people suffering from chronic pain, for a new study has revealed that aggressive physiotherapy programs often lead to far ... Read more

A non-invasive, cold form of laser treatment can help people suffering from chronic neck pain, a condition that affects up to one person in four, a study published online by The Lancet said ... Read more

A recent study recommends aerobic exercise for older adults with type 2 diabetes. Cardio, it says, can improve the elasticity in their arteries and reduce risk of heart disease and stroke. ... Read more

A new study has found that fitness levels decline with age and begin to drop particularly sharply after age 45.

Published in the latest issue of the Archives of Internal Medicine... Read more

In what is a fillip to desi arts, a new British TV station, dedicated entirely to fitness, is offering a string of classes, including those on Bhangra.

The Fitness TV, a 24-hour ... Read more

For over a century, many studies have been done and scientists have been using electrical stimulation to explore and treat the human brain.

The technique has helped identify regi... Read more

Research has shown that creating a slim and physically fit virtual avatar of oneself can give that much-needed fillip to flagging fitness plans. The study was conducted by researchers at RTI... Read more

Besides helping develop a baby's muscles, massaging, a leading expert believes, will also allow the infant to feel and sense his or her mother's affections via her fingers.

Hea... Read more

You know times are changing when youngsters take fitness to be fun and 'real cool' - as revealed by a new study. Youngsters these days see it useless "getting wasted last night".

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Strength training helps lower heart disease and stroke risk factors, while all-around exercise reduces neck and shoulder pain, suggests a new study.

Lead researcher Dr. Mogens T.... Read more