Walking the Pain Away: A Groundbreaking Study on Low Back Pain

A recent study published in The Lancet reveals that a structured walking program, combined with education, can significantly reduce the recurrence of low back pain. Conducted on 701 adults, the intervention led to a 28% reduction in activity-limiting pain and a 43% decrease in seeking professional care.

Sydney, Jun 20 (The Conversation) - Groundbreaking research from Macquarie University reveals that a structured walking and education program can significantly curb the recurrence of low back pain.

The study involved 701 adults, who were randomly assigned to either an intervention group or a control group.

Results showcased a 28% reduction in activity-limiting pain and a 43% decrease in professional care needed among those who followed the walking program.

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