This recent study titled ' Pain localization and associations with strength and range of motion deficits in rotator cuff-related shoulder pain vs asymptomatic: A cross-sectional case control study' offers valuable insights into the biomechanical and clinical characteristics of

An interesting study published in our latest issue titled 'Temporomandibular disorders in instrumentalist musicians' The study revealed the following key aspects: a) Musicians >19 years old had 3x higher risk of local myalgia and joint disorders b) 3 years of instrumental

💡 💡 New study buff.ly/5h4X7OD finds that an active behavioral physiotherapy intervention (ABPI) resulted in positive outcomes in both physical and psychological dimensions in patients with Chronic non-specific neck pain (CNSNP) #PhysicalTherapy #SpineHealth #neck pain

🚨 New study alert! 57% of adolescent rugby players showed vestibulo-ocular dysfunction in preseason testing, but it was not linked to higher in-season injury risk. 👉 Dysfunction is common—baseline testing & symptom profiling are key. #Concussion #SportsMed #Rugby

💥 Military members are twice as likely to suffer chronic musculoskeletal pain — but what predicts poor recovery? 🤔 This new systematic review identifies pain severity & mental health as top red flags. Read more: buff.ly/DbgNnO7

🧠💬 Can just one day of pain science education reshape teens' beliefs about pain? 📚 This school-based trial shows promising shifts in knowledge & intent! 👉 buff.ly/1N4xAuK

#GraphicalAbstract - New study buff.ly/hgkEAbv by Joice Cunningham has compared changes in health outcomes following an 8-week GLA:D® programme for knee or hip osteoarthritis. Would you expect a difference between those with single vs multi-site pain? Helen French

🦵💡 Can performance-based tests like stair climbing or mini squats detect early knee #osteoarthritis better than self-reports? This study finds cut-off points that may help screen OA in its early stages 👉 buff.ly/InUR0D4

👐💭 Do physiotherapists believe spinal manual therapy works mainly through the body 🦴 or the nervous system 🧠? This study buff.ly/DrYCJ2g shows biomechanical & neurophysiological explanations dominate—often with limited depth.

📘 This cluster-randomised, double-blind pilot trial buff.ly/kcfEaFy evaluated an Active Behavioural Physiotherapy Intervention (ABPI) for chronic non-specific neck pain. Results suggest improvements in pain, disability, and adherence 💬💥 .

🧠Want to improve your clinical reasoning? 📌Save this #GraphicalAbstract from our NEW masterclass introducing the Person-Centred Hypothesis Framework - buff.ly/8aQXhW3 Mark Shepherd Damian Keter PT Derek Clewley, PT, DPT, PhD ChadCookPT

👣 Living with ankle #osteoarthritis can be life-changing — but what do patients really think about advice, education, and exercise programs? 💬 A new qualitative study shares their perspectives and lessons for future trials👉 buff.ly/jKszrzT

🟢 OPEN ACCESS - 🎶 Musicians often play through pain. But can digital self-management tools help? A new scoping review (buff.ly/Bpbr7Pm) maps what’s known (and what’s missing) in digital health for playing-related musculoskeletal disorders. #MusculoskeletalHealth

New RCT alert 🚨 Both cervical & thoracic manipulations reduced neck pain with movement — but matching treatment to Cervical Thoracic Differentiation Test didn’t matter. DOES THE SITE OF MANIPULATION MATTER? This blinded EMU study challenges clinical assumptions and calls for a

A new study in our journal on Prevalence of cervical, vestibulo-ocular,physiological impairments post -concussion. 85% of adults 4–24 weeks post-concussion had cervical impairment 74% had dysfunction across multiple subsystems 👉 Is a routine concussion screen is enough??

A new study for patients with severe knee OA awaiting surgery has found higher-volume resistance exercises (8–12 sets) triggered a delayed hypoalgesic effect—temporary pain relief despite an initial short-term flare. 👉 Key takeaway: Exercise volume matters. Clinicians should

📊 How much change on pain & disability scales is clinically meaningful? ✅ This new study buff.ly/17WVxGd shows that for subacromial pain syndrome, a 1.5–2.5 point drop on the NPRS and an 18–25 point (50–70%) drop on the SPADI are reliable & responsive outcomes.

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