A three-month supervised rehabilitation programme was associated with substantially better endurance after one year in medically stable people with pulmonary arterial hypertension.

Twelve weeks of supervised HIIT were associated with regional changes in white matter and cortical thickness in people with cannabis use disorder, but did not clearly improve cognition or reduce cannabis use.

A randomized trial suggests that digitally delivered dual-task training may improve gait, balance, lower-limb strength, and cognitive function in people with Parkinson’s disease.

A new meta-analysis suggests that a single exercise session and regular training may influence inhibitory control, working memory, and cognitive flexibility in different ways.

Cold compression improved perceived recovery and temporarily restored reactive strength, while ischemic preconditioning primarily influenced superficial tissue perfusion.

A new network meta-analysis suggests that different forms of exercise may provide distinct benefits for global cognition, memory, and executive function in people with mild cognitive impairment.

A randomized controlled trial found that two weeks of frequent aerobic exercise reduced depressive symptoms and was associated with changes in frontal brain networks in women with subthreshold depression. ⠀

A new randomized controlled trial suggests that dual-task training can improve shoulder function and influence the brain's sensorimotor networks after rotator cuff repair.

A new randomized controlled trial suggests that moderate-intensity exercise may improve both physical function and cognitive performance in older adults.

A new study shows that early mobilization improves range of motion after rotator cuff repair without increasing re-tear risk.

A new study shows that neuromuscular training significantly reduces the risk of ankle reinjury.

A new study shows that telerehabilitation is as effective as in-person physiotherapy for knee osteoarthritis.

A new study shows that virtual reality–based rehabilitation improves balance and function after stroke.

A qualitative study shows that athlete data are widely used in sports physiotherapy, but data quality is not always critically evaluated in clinical practice.

A randomized trial shows that individualized exercise programs provide greater improvements in pain and function than standard care in chronic low back pain.

A randomized trial shows that self-acupressure delivered via a mobile app can significantly reduce fatigue in ovarian cancer survivors.

A recent RCT shows that both neuromuscular and strength training improve outcomes in hip osteoarthritis, with different effects on movement control and strength.

A recent randomized trial suggests that longer rest periods between exercise sessions lead to better pain reduction and functional improvement in patellar tendinopathy.

A recent meta-research study found that nearly all trials on robotic physiotherapy interventions contain “spin” in their abstracts, potentially overstating the true effects and misleading clinicians.

A recent RCT found that VR-based balance training improves balance and reduces fall risk in older adults more than traditional physiotherapy.