Eating Disorders Are Common in Prisons, Yet Care Guidelines Are Missing
A scoping review of 29 studies finds eating disorders and disordered eating are highly prevalent in prisons and forensic settings, ...
A scoping review of 29 studies finds eating disorders and disordered eating are highly prevalent in prisons and forensic settings, ...
A Danish proof-of-concept study shows that an occupation-centred swallowing training program may help older adults with dysphagia eat and drink ...
A new MRI study shows that muscle strain injuries trigger a rapid and persistent accumulation of fat within the injured ...
A new finite element study shows that strain-hardening ultra-high-performance fiber-reinforced concrete jackets can restore up to 273 percent of the ...
Researchers developed two evidence briefs for Colombia's health ministry showing that coronary care networks and integrated rehabilitation pathways could overcome ...
A national survey of 206 Danish occupational therapists finds that comprehensive assistive technology assessments rely heavily on telephone interviews and ...
A retrospective study of 185 glioblastoma patients finds that walking ability measured at hospital discharge independently predicts overall survival beyond ...
New research shows that eccentric exercise releases lipid-rich extracellular vesicles from skeletal muscle that dramatically accelerate regeneration after injury, outperforming ...
A major narrative review finds that post-intensive care syndrome affects a large share of ICU survivors and their families, yet ...
Rehabilitation after shoulder surgery may be about to get a cognitive upgrade. A randomized controlled trial conducted at the First ...
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