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Shaped by people with spinal cord injury, study puts exercise to the test for chronic pain
Exercise prescribed according to international spinal cord injury guidelines can reduce the intensity of chronic pain when done in everyday settings, according to a new UBC Okanagan–led clinical trial.
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Exercise prescribed according to international spinal cord injury guidelines can reduce the intensity of chronic pain when done in everyday settings, according to a new UBC Okanagan–led clinical trial. The study , published in the Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation , is the first randomized controlled trial to test whether the guidelines can specifically help reduce chronic pain. Most people living with a spinal cord injury experience chronic pain, and many say it is more debilitating than the injury itself.
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