9/10
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▶️Some estimates of missing data were slightly attenuated🤔❓⬇️strength of results
▶️Use of3⃣different tai chi instructors❓consistency
▶️Study from🇺🇸within a single academic centre❓selection bias
8/10 Limitation of study
▶️Participants were aware of their Rx groups❓RCT ❓placebo/nocebo response
▶️Attendance was poor across groups = significant difference between tai chi and aerobic
▶️Substantial loss of participants @ follow-ups
The class of #MSC 2019 stretching their skills (and their brains) revisiting acute Axt and Rx skills! Thanks to @mrsmellowe and Dan for their endless support! So proud of this #nextgen who have endured soooooo much online learning... good to see them in action today! #respsisbest
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