A new study reveals that how people think about and cope with chronic pain is more important than the pain itself in determining physical activity levels.
Most baseline QST measures failed to consistently predict improvements in pain and disability after invasive or noninvasive interventions for hip and knee OA.
Allplan unveils 2026 products. New releases said to drive productivity, accuracy, and collaboration from design to build ...
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Higher glycemic load was associated with elevated postprandial glucose on the basis of meal timing among patients without diabetes.
Drill hole AN-25-08, collared on Section Line S3, successfully doubled the drill-confirmed strike length of the RPM Zone to ...
Integrating enterprise AI with operational technology systems promises a new level of resilience, agility and efficiency for ...
The prevalence of T2D among a cohort of patients in Italy with SSc was lower than national estimates and associated with distinct vascular and cardiopulmonary features.
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