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• Research Article
• Open Access
• Mushtaq Wassim

This study was conducted in post stroke patients to assess the prevalence of depression and its correlation with anxiety , to give an account of patients experience between self and others and to generate a data for clinicians and other health care providers to consider these important predictors when assessing and managing depression and anxiety among stroke patients for a value-added treatment that could address both conditions in patients to enhance functional recovery and ease the burden of patient care.

• Case Report
• Open Access
• Abdulkhaliq Alhifzi

Although we all know the central system is convertible and may reply to learning primarily based behavioural coaching to endure trauma, malady or aging.

• Case Study
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• Lais Oliveira de Almeida

Chronic neck pain is one of the leading causes of disability worldwide, resulting in functional deficits and significant public health impacts. Its long-term presence leads to proprioceptive difficulties, muscle fatigue, and impaired sensorimotor integration, both peripherally and centrally. This study investigated changes in prefrontal cortex activation during cervical movements and its association with verticality perception in individuals with chronic neck pain.

• Research Article
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• Rana oshaghi

Lower Cross Syndrome is a postural imbalance causing anterior-posterior and upper-lower muscle asymmetry in the trunk. This syndrome is observed in children with autism due to neurological impairments and motor defi-ciencies. This study aims to examine the effect of corrective exercises based on the Janda approach on balance, coordination, motor performance, and quality of life in autistic children with lower cross syndrome.

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• Johannah B. Sabio

Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulator (TENS) has been known to alleviate muscle soreness, tightness, and spasms with concurrent pain. Physiologically, it enhances muscle blood flow during exercise and provides temporary analgesia. Delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS), which generally occurs 24 to 72 hours after a vigorous unaccustomed activity may limit optimum physical function. There is a limited resource to prevent its occurrence.