Analyzing the relationship of exercise and health: methods, assumptions, and limitations

Article Abstract:

This article examines the processes and biases involved in systematic reviews of research on dose-response issues, or relationships between exercise and health. These reviews are often used to inform evidence-based medicine and policymaking, but methodological problems in areas like data collection and evidence summation can limit the objectivity of this approach.

Exercise, Evidence-based medicine, Methodology, Research methods

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10-year trend in USA Cup soccer injuries: 1988-1997

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This article provides an overview of the prevalence and types of injuries sustained by soccer players participating in a youth tournament over a ten year period. Findings indicate that female athletes were injured more frequently than males and had a greater susceptibility to ankle sprains, knee injuries, and heat-related illnesses.

Health aspects, Statistical Data Included, Statistics, Wounds and injuries, Sex differences, Age, Age (Biology), Heat

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Linear and angular head accelerations during heading of a soccer ball

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In an analysis of heading of a soccer ball, linear and angular acceleration levels for a single heading maneuver are below than that would cause traumatic brain ijnury in agreement with those of the Gadd Severity Index and the Head Injury Criterion standards.

Methods, Soccer rules, Acceleration (Mechanics), Acceleration

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