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A monthly newsletter applying evidence-based sports medicine and pain science to the physical demands of military and other tactical work. Issues cover topics such as interpreting pain, preventing acute injuries from becoming chronic, and improving load carriage performance, with practical frameworks and case examples.
Explains recent sports medicine and exercise science research, such as studies on exercise intensity and music, in plain language with notes on limitations. Also covers the medical and public safety side of large events like the London Marathon.
A podcast and community about living with chronic pain and how overall health habits can improve quality of life. The sample issues focus on hip pain, covering pregnancy-related hip pain, everyday positions that aggravate it, and when hip clicking warrants medical attention.
A weekly newsletter offering exercise guidance for specific musculoskeletal conditions, including knee osteoarthritis, carpal tunnel syndrome and mechanical neck pain. Readers get condition-focused exercise topics, though the available excerpts show only titles with no body text.
This is a syndicated press-release style series from a chiropractic clinic, with each issue covering evaluation-based conservative care for a musculoskeletal complaint such as neck pain, sciatica, or plantar fasciitis. Readers get general overviews that cite NIH, Mayo Clinic and similar sources, mostly promotional in purpose.
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