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The Price We Pay is an eye-opening book that covers the many contributors to the broken US healthcare system.

A recent review of 22 studies helps answer the question

A recent study explains the benefits of each

A recent study explored whether fish oil could resistance training adaptations, such as strength and hypertrophy (muscle growth)

A recent study shows why it’s time to re-evaluate beliefs that omega-6 fatty acids are unhealthy.

A recent study compared moderate and high-volume training programs while on a diet.

A recent study explored whether walking, running, and recreational sports are beneficial or harmful for patients with knee OA

A recent study looked at the potential benefits of adding manual therapy to exercise therapy for patients with hip or knee OA.

A recent trial explored whether tailored exercise works better than generic programming for people with knee osteoarthritis

A recent umbrella review of 24 systematic reviews provides an overview of different treatment approaches for lateral ankle sprains.

A recent study describes the aspects of physical therapy practice that people with musculoskeletal pain value in high‐quality care.

A recent case study demonstrates how manual therapy can enhance a patient's perception of low back resilience.

A recent study assessed knee abduction kinematics and kinetics during weight-bearing activities.

This study challenges the narrative that body mass index (BMI) alone should be used as a marker to assess risk for cardiometabolic disease.

This article presents study results that show the role of observational learning in pain perception without injury.

A recent narrative review discusses how therapeutic touch can reduce pain and promote relaxation.

The Clinical Gap Podcast explores cryotherapy for pain, exercise recovery, and injury healing.

A recent study evaluated the radiographic findings of people with spinal stenosis and assessed the associations with pain and function.

In the latest Clinical Gap Podcast episode, I discuss a study that explores how much we atrophy throughout our lifespan.

A recent study sought to quantify the relationship between cartilage loss and worsening knee pain