Exercise and Sleep Quality for Older Adults
Poor sleep is one of the most common complaints among older adults, and one of the most frustrating. You are tired, but you cannot sleep. You fall asleep,
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Poor sleep is one of the most common complaints among older adults, and one of the most frustrating. You are tired, but you cannot sleep. You fall asleep,
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Read MoreThere is no shortage of reasons to exercise. Stronger muscles, better balance, a healthier heart: the benefits are well-documented, and most people already know them. What gets talked
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Read MoreChronic neck and back pain is increasingly common, and for a large proportion of people who develop it, the pattern is the same: they sit for most of
Read MoreFew pain conditions are as well-known and as poorly managed as sciatica. Most people arrive having been told to rest, take anti-inflammatories, and wait it out. Some do
Read MoreA lot of shoulder pain gets labelled and then left. You go for a scan, hear words like “rotator cuff tear” or “impingement”, and are sent away with
Read MoreA total hip replacement changes the mechanics of how you move. The damaged ball-and-socket joint, worn down by arthritis or injury, is replaced with a prosthetic implant. For
Read MoreYou have made it through the surgery. Now comes the part that actually determines how well your new knee works in the long run: rehabilitation. A total knee
Read MoreEvery year, around one in three South Africans over 65 has a fall. Many of those falls are not accidents. They are the predictable outcome of balance systems
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