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Moderate physical activity may have a protective, preventive effect against gout, independent of serum urate level changes. Exercise recommendations for gout prevention could include regular moderate-intensity activities (e.g., brisk walking, cycling). Further studies are needed to understand mechanistic pathways, especially regarding the anti-inflammatory role of exercise. This study supports incorporating

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Moderate physical activity may have a protective, preventive effect against gout, independent of serum urate level changes. Exercise recommendations for gout prevention could include regular

A combined approach of diet and physiotherapy should be integrated into the standard treatment protocol for gout. Health practitioners should personalise dietary advice considering comorbidities

Incorporating self-management into routine care for inflammatory arthritis is crucial for enhancing patient-centered outcomes. Healthcare providers should use multidisciplinary strategies that include education, problem-solving, and

Supervised group-based exercise should be considered a preferred strategy for improving psychological well-being and physical function. Home-based exercise, while less effective than group-based, is still

The study has brought out the importance of assessing cardiorespiratory and muscular fitness in young males for cardiovascular risk. Lifestyle advice, education and intervention at

This trial provides evidence that supervised HIIT and strength training is both safe and effective in improving cardiovascular health, physical fitness, and perceived overall health

Structured exercise, particularly aerobic and cardiovascular activities, significantly improves physical function. As a safe and well-tolerated nonpharmacological intervention, exercise enhances the quality of life for

Effective chronic ankle instability (CAI) rehabilitation necessitates personalised interventions, considering patient factors and longer training durations. Combining balance, strength, and manual therapy yields the best

Generally, aerobic exercise is beneficial and safe for Rheumatoid Arthritis patients. Aerobic exercise has a certain alleviating effect on symptoms and has shown to improve

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