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What do submarines have in common with diabetes
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Well, technically nothing except that a better understanding of submarines and diabetes will help in the crusade against injury and pain. Let us explain...
Fast bowling in cricket is a huge workload not only because of the repetitive natur ... ...
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Femoroacetabular impingement: what is its link with osteoarthritis
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 It was osteoarthritis that discovered femoroacetabular impingement
That morphological abnormalities of the hip could be a cause rather than a result of osteoarthritis (OA) was observed many years before the actual mechanis ... ...
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Learn fast by using BJSM's multiple choice questions
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BJSM Education offers four types of interactive online modules to improve your knowledge and expertise. Snap diagnosis—Imaging Cases
If you just want a quick bite of knowledge, go to ... ...
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The diagnostic dartboard: is the bullseye a correct pathoanatomical diagnosis or to guide treatment
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It is a very human trait to try and rationalise our complicated world by placing things into distinct groups. There are countless examples where this is the case; good and evil, believers and non-believers, the politically left and right. While i ... ...
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Enthusiasm for prescriptive clinical prediction rules (eg, back pain and more): a quick word of caution
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 INTRODUCTION
Prescriptive clinical prediction rules (CPRs) are commonly used in rehabilitation practice. Multiple systematic reviews have noted concern about the value of these rules and the violations of these tools. More recently, ... ...
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How submarine and guided missile technology can help reduce injury and improve performance in cricket fast bowlers
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 Cricket—tradition meets flare
There are three formats of cricket competition (multiday unlimited overs with approximately 150–300 overs delivered by one team, 50-over and Twenty20; T20&mdash ... ...
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Removing contact from school rugby will not turn children into couch potatoes
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Background: Recently, an open letter calling for a ban on tackling in school rugby was sent to the Chief Medical Officers (CMOs) and Ministers of Sport in Education and Health in the UK and the Republic of Ireland. The Royal College of Paediatric ... ...
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