Because it is often used to treat pain symptoms…marijuana is “very relevant” for a PT. Source: APTA Feed From PT in Motion: PTs Should Cultivate Their Knowledge of Medical Marijuana
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“For women with pelvic floor disorders, it is difficult enough to battle the stigma, shame and guilt often associated with these conditions.” Source: APTA Feed In Wake of Nassar Conviction, PT Points to Need for Patient Education on Legitimate Pelvic ...
Read More“Beyond Opioids: Transforming Pain Management to Improve Health,” will be streamed live via APTA’s Facebook page on February 5 beginning at 8:00 pm ET. Source: APTA Feed APTA-Hosted Panel Discussion on Opioid Epidemic and Pain to Be Broadcast Live Via Facebook
Read MoreBeneficiaries in 9 states, DC, and 3 US territories will be the first to receive the new cards, which won’t rely on SSNs. Source: APTA Feed Mid-Atlantic, Pacific States and Territories Will be First to See New Medicare Cards
Read MoreAmong high school students, 72.7% reported insufficient sleep, with about 20% reporting sleeping fewer than 6 hours a night. Source: APTA Feed CDC: Most Middle and High School Students Don't Get Enough Sleep
Read MoreLights, camera, advocacy! Source: APTA Feed APTA Issues a 'Call to Action' for Patient Videos on Therapy Cap
Read MoreThe populations at risk for CTE may be larger than first suspected. Source: APTA Feed Study: Concussions Aren't the Link to CTE
Read MoreNew Data on Musculoskeletal Disease Highlight its Position as Major Contributor to Health Care Costs
More than half of all adults in the US now report a chronic musculoskeletal condition—a rate that outpaces respiratory conditions and circulatory condition. Source: APTA Feed New Data on Musculoskeletal Disease Highlight its Position as Major Contributor to Health Care ...
Read More“The time has come for resolution of this unacceptable situation.” Source: APTA Feed Government Reopens Under Short-Term Deal That Leaves Medicare Patients
Read MoreIs there a connection between “text neck” and neck pain? Researchers from Brazil don’t think so. Source: APTA Feed Study Contradicts Popular 'Text Neck' Theory
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