Fitness Scholar – Page 11

How Back Pain and Knee Arthritis are Connected

Back pain may have a direct influence on the development of knee arthritis according to two new studies. In the[…]

There may be a connection between external rotation strength and shoulder injury. A new study examined 58 elite level tennis[…]

The bacteria in one’s digestive tract may play a significant role in the pathogenesis of arthritis. In a new study,[…]

Therapeutic neuroscience education may be valuable for those who are suffering from chronic back pain. A new study examined 120[…]

In 1942 Dr. James B. Hamilton changed the course of hair loss research with his groundbreaking study in a group[…]

Upper trapezius activation increases during high-speed activities or when fatigue is increased. A new study examined 46 subjects with EMG[…]

More recent research (Asquith et al. 2014) found at least 85 percent of AS cases involved a microbial infection within[…]

Strengthening of the deep cervical flexors may be extremely valuable for preventing neck pain. A new study divided participants into[…]

Overpronation of the ankle during gait could place extra stress on the knee joint and contribute to chronic pain. A[…]

A weak rotator cuff and overactive upper traps may be a major contributor to shoulder injury. A new study examined[…]