Sharing my #Shiny App developed with @neymeziat for statistical analysis of #RCT
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Zenodo
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GitHub
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Publications
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2. https://t.co/rlYRbLsMyW
3. https://t.co/T0yJg3kRYr
Exercise therapy and physical activity in the paradigm shift from a tissue- and disease-based pain management approach towards multimodal lifestyle interventions for chronic pain
https://t.co/YOTqPxOwoH
Dengue is a systemic viral infection of increasing global importance.
Recent advances mark the beginning of a new era in dengue prevention and control, offering promise in addressing this pressing global health issue.
Read more in a Seminar 👉 https://t.co/qXVtO1YIle
Nociceptive, neuropathic, or nociplastic low back pain? The LBP phenotyping (BACPAP) consortium’s international and multidisciplinary consensus recommendations.
Delighted to have contributed to this study. @TheLancetRheum@JoNijsBE@felipereisifrj https://t.co/uoYoPkdoQx
CFT reduces pain and improves function, with large effect sizes, compared with core exercises + MT. The final version of our paper in @PTJournal has been published as Editor’s choice. @tudosobredor_@Arthur_SF_BR@Fukusawa88 https://t.co/l17EB3GwOP
“Brazil has been fighting the dengue virus for at least four decades."
Brazil plans to vaccinate millions of people against dengue after becoming the first country to include Qdenga in its public health system. Lise Alves reports. https://t.co/2s519FbjMS
Join the Musculoskeletal Pain SIG on 16 January for the Treatment of Chronic Low Back Pain: Pain Reprocessing Therapy vs. Cognitive Functional Therapy webinar. Register here: https://t.co/Cq9RkAU6y2
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Exploring the Evidence Behind Physical Activity and Pain: Spanning Basic Science to Clinical Application
Don't miss this opportunity. @IASPpain@Pain_Mind_Movem
https://t.co/acalxSZXvA
Web-based pain education for adults with musculoskeletal pain, as a standalone approach, was better than minimal intervention for pain intensity and disability in the short term, and for pain intensity in the intermediate term.
CFT was more effective than core exercises and manual therapy, with large effect sizes, and may be an option for patients with chronic low back pain after spinal surgery. Our paper is in press @tudosobredor_@Arthur_SF_BR@Fukusawa88.
https://t.co/Opap3aC6xM