06-11-2025 19:57 via drugs.com

Adding Physical Therapy to Home Exercise Does Not Reduce Knee Pain

THURSDAY, Nov. 6, 2025-- The addition of text messages or physical therapy to home exercises is no better than home exercises alone for reducing pain among patients with knee pain, osteoarthritis, and meniscal tear, according to a study published...

Guidelines Expanded for Cervical Cancer Screening to Include Self-Swab HPV Test

Rocatinlimab Yields Significant Improvements in Atopic Dermatitis

Immediate Neuro-Rehabilitative Therapy After TBI Cuts Alzheimer Disease Risk

Polyphenol-Rich Foods Tied to Better Cardiovascular Health

Most Speakers at FDA Advisory Committee Meetings Support Drug Approval

Medical Professionals Lack Knowledge on Health Implications of Adoption

Home Hospital Care Beneficial for Acute Illness in Rural Settings

AES: First Seizure Clinic Speeds Time to Diagnosis With Pediatric Epilepsy

RSNA: Long-Term Exposure to Air Pollution Linked to More Advanced CAD

Inaugural Report Describes Trends in Pediatric Cancer in U.S.

Corticosteroids Probably Cut Short-Term Mortality in Severe Pneumonia, ARDS

Poorer Nutritional Outcomes Seen for Older Adults Who Eat Alone

Oral Engasertib Safe for Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia

Appropriate Duration of ADT in Prostate Cancer Depends on Risk

Desktop versie

Adding Physical Therapy to Home Exercise Does Not Reduce Knee Pain

Pharmaceutical Industry news