Is isometric exercise really infallible as an analgesic💊 for patellar tendinopathy? Excited to our randomised crossover trial hot off the press providing insights onto this hot topic in JSAMS Link: doi.org/10.1016/j.jsam…

HISTORY!

Super work led by Joshua Zadro Huge variation in what physios provide bmjopen.bmj.com/content/bmjope… Take homes for me: 1. Define treatments by what they entail, not profession delivering 2. More professional development that aligns with guidelines needed 3. FUNDING MODEL REFORM NEEDED

This saddens me. Karl Popper's principle of falsification is one of the bases of modern hypothesis testing. As Mladen Jovanović rightly says, according to Popper, scientific investigation is all about trying to disprove theories.

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RT if you can relate... 😂😂😂

Short, simple, but a powerful statement that we need to be reminded of as clinicians.

Someone do this for physiotherapy please

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35358320/ "Fewer than half of courses that focused on management of musculoskeletal disorders taught interventions supported by clinical practice guidelines or systematic review" Absolutely appalling statistic, we have to do better.

Proof that contralateral pelvic drop is not a problem: race walking.

Who cares that McGill has 240+ articles if none of them established spine flexion as a risk. What are the other research areas beyond cadaver studies that show spine flexion is an independent risk factor for low back pain? When you read widely you see how spurious this is

A good friend in the public health field just informed me a Physician told him there's recent research suggesting concussions aren't real. Just when you think you've heard it all

I don't like the semantics of hallucinations for AI and LLM's. Confabulation seems more correct #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #openai #ChatGPT #LLM

Modern Manual Therapy in a Nutshell. aka: What you should have been doing 25 years ago As Supported by Ross, Bereznick and McGill (with a touch of Lehman) 1/

Orthopedic Truths #4 The ACL: The ACL is important for some people to remain active. Others tolerate its loss very well. ACL tears are too common in sports. ACL tear prevention programs exist... they work, yet community/ school sports don't utilize them. ACL tears are more

Heat > Ice? physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

MRI machines per 1 million people / OECD nations: 1. Japan 57.4 2. USA 38 3. Greece 37.2 4. South Korea 35.5 5.Germany 35.2 6T. Italy 33.2 6T. Finland 33.2 8. Norway 31.3 9. Austria 26.6 10. Spain 20.4 OECD Average - 19.4 29. Canada 10.8 29th of 33 countries. An MRI machine