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The American College of Physicians (ACP) has issued a clinical practice guideline for the management of low back pain, which recommends non-drug, conservative approaches as the first line of treatment.
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Health Canada says a safety review has found a risk of serious burns with the use of some over-the-counter topical pain relievers that contain menthol. These pain relievers are applied to the skin and are intended to help relieve muscle and joint pain.
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Toronto's public transit provider says it has dismissed 73 people in connection with what it describes as a multimillion-dollar health benefits fraud scheme.
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Canada's health minister has announced a 10-year, $1.4 billion health-funding agreement with British Columbia, and a multimillion dollar investment to fight the opioid crisis across the country.
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Young children whose mothers have been prescribed an opioid are at an increased risk of being hospitalized for an overdose from the potent pain medications, most often through accidental ingestion, a study has found.
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This book provides all therapists with a clear guide to what the fascia is, how it goes wrong, and how to treat disorders that involve the fascia.
The book is in two parts. Part 1 looks at fascial function and dysfunction; gives guidelines on clinical assessment and suggestions for ensuring that treatment approaches achieve their maximum potential in the restoration of normal fascial function. Part 2 is comprised of 15 chapters, each written by an internationally recognized clinical expert and each describing and explaining a technique which has been proven to be effective in the treatment of fascial dysfunction.
The book is highly illustrated with black and white photographs, line drawings and a colour plate section to illustrate the anatomy and physiology of fascia.
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Health-care facilities can be stressful places for patients and visitors, with depressing waiting rooms, rows of uncomfortable seating, a blaring television. Designers of some medical spaces, however, are remedying the situation. A more holistic approach includes mood-elevating colours and artwork.
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March 15-18, 2017
Location: Washington Hilton, Washington DC
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