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Depressive Symptoms Are Associated With Decreased Quality of Life and Work Ability in Currently Working Health Care Workers With Recurrent Low Back Pain.
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S-EPMC9426739
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Neuromuscular exercise reduces low back pain intensity and improves physical functioning in nursing duties among female healthcare workers; secondary analysis of a randomised controlled trial.
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S-EPMC6626624
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Effectiveness of a standardised exercise programme for recurrent neck and low back pain: a multicentre, randomised, two-arm, parallel group trial across 34 fitness clubs in Finland.
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S-EPMC5633732
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Developing physical activity counselling in primary care through participatory action approach.
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Intensity Paradox-Low-Fit People Are Physically Most Active in Terms of Their Fitness.
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Impact of compulsory military service on public health: significant benefits for obese and unfit young adult men.
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S-EPMC12931304
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Neck-Shoulder Region Training for Chronic Headache in Women: A Randomized Controlled Trial.
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Reliability and construct validity of the modified Finnish version of the 9-item patient health questionnaire and its associations within the biopsychosocial framework among female health-care workers with sub-acute or recurrent low back pain.
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A 2-Year Follow-Up After a 2-Year RCT with Vitamin D and Exercise: Effects on Falls, Injurious Falls and Physical Functioning Among Older Women.
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Greater amount of lying and reclining associate with cardiovascular disease risk score and several risk factors, while short sitting bouts and standing have opposite relation.
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