Pelvic rehabilitation physical therapist now caring for patients in Lemoore  Hanford Sentinel

LEMOORE – Jill Knick, DPT, an orthopedic physical therapist, has relocated from Adventist Health’s Physical Therapy location in Hanford to join the physical …

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Pilates not painkillers the best cure for backache The Times (subscription) Anti-inflammatory pills such as ibuprofen are widely used as a first choice for patients with lower back pain. However, scientists found that they made so little difference that most people would not notice the effect. Exercise is usually recommended …

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Power of pilates dailytelegraph.com.au Almost five years ago pilates instructor Vanessa Bartlett was asked by a social worker from Canterbury Hospital if she would run classes for patients with mental illness. The patients had a range of illnesses including bipolar disorder, schizophrenia …

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Pilates seen as more effective than minimal intervention for relief of low back pain Healio Researchers performed searches using databases, such as Central, Medline and Embase, to identify 10 randomized controlled trials that evaluated the efficacy of Pilates for patients with acute, subacute or chronic non-specific low back pain …

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£3600 to fund Pilates for patients Buxton Advertiser Women with breast cancer will continue to benefit from free Pilates classes thanks to a donation of £3,640. The Frederick Andrew Convalescent Trust (Fact) has donated the money to the Lincoln Breast Unit's Pink Ribbon Programme. The programme was set … and more »

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Living with Diabetes classes begin, local study prompts change in recommendations for patients receiving radiation treatments, workshops for women who live alone.

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