This study was designed to explain the effects of occupational factors, such as posture and manual lifting, on the incidence and persistence of chronic low back pain (CLBP). It was concluded that occupational factors play a pivotal role in the incidence of CLBP. The...
This study investigated the interrelationships between fruit and vegetable consumption (FVC), body mass index, physical activity and cognitive functioning in younger and older adults. Higher physical activity levels were associated with better cognitive functioning in...
This study sought to determine if foot and/or ankle symptoms, such as tendonitis, increase the risk of establishing knee symptoms and knee osteoarthritis. The results demonstrated that, in individuals already at-risk of knee osteoarthritis, the presence of foot/ankle...
This study aimed to investigate the relationship between coffee, tea, caffeine, and the risk of hypertension. It was found that those drinking either less than 1 cup of coffee per week or more than 3 cups each day had a lower risk of hypertension than those drinking...
This study aimed to determine the relationship between the weight of a child’s backpack, their body weight, and features of their posture, such as their spinal curvature. Results demonstrated that a child wearing a backpack heavier than 10% of their body weight can...