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New York-Presbyterian University Hospital Joins Own The Bone Program
3/10/2010

Study Pinpoints Those at Highest Risk of Shoulder Dislocations
3/10/2010

Extensive Research on Benefits of Soccer Finds Big Results
3/10/2010

Professional Athletes, Olympians, Utilizing LiteCure Deep Tissue Therapy Laser
3/10/2010

PTOS Software Version 4.5 Presale Begins
3/10/2010

2010 Perform Better Catalog Now Available
3/3/2010

Game Ready® Receives 2010 Frost & Sullivan Award
3/3/2010

Dumbbells and Elastic Tubing Obtain Comparably High Muscle Activation
3/3/2010

Exercise Helps Protect the Brain of Patients with MS
3/3/2010

Anthem Blue Cross of California to Slash Payment for Physical Therapy
3/3/2010

New Thera-Band® Academy Workshop Benefits PT Schools Initiatives
2/24/2010

A Mathematical Model to Predict Sports Injuries
2/24/2010

Gene Variant May be Associated with Endurance Running
2/24/2010

Gentag Inc and The CORE Institute Sign Agreement to Develop Wireless Skin Patch
2/15/2010

Treat Your Own Shoulder from OPTP
2/15/2010

Most Patients Gain More than 10 Pounds Following Knee Replacement
2/15/2010

Shrinking Third Party Payments Pruning Practices' Profits
In the recent wake of shrinking insurance reimbursements and fewer patient office visits, physical therapy practice owners need to learn how to stay relevant and prosperous while third-party payments seem to fall by the wayside.
2/9/2010

Resistance Training Programs Improve Cognitive Skills in Older Women
One year of once- or twice-weekly resistance training appears to improve attention and conflict resolution skills among older women.
2/4/2010

Rehabilitation Study Explores Post-Rehab Functional Performance of Total Gym
efi Sports Medicine has announced the results of a new rehabilitation study using the Total Gym, the company's bodyweight resistance training apparatus.
2/1/2010

Controlled, Slow Breathing Reduces Pain
Research performed by a scientist at Barrow Neurological Institute at St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center has shown that controlled breathing at a slowed rate can significantly reduce feelings of pain.
1/29/2010

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