Rizing Tide Foundation 2025 Surge Scholarship Recipients Announced

Rizing Tide Foundation 2025 Surge Scholarship Recipients Announced

Summary:Rizing Tide Foundation announced its 2025 Surge and Surge Rizing Star scholarship recipients, awarding financial support to five early-career doctors of physical therapy pursuing residency training to advance leadership, equity, and clinical excellence in the...
Relearning Baby Movements to Ease Chronic Back Pain

Relearning Baby Movements to Ease Chronic Back Pain

Summary:A new UniSA pilot study shows that relearning fundamental “baby” movements through the 12-week Motum program can reduce chronic lower back pain, improve mobility, and boost confidence in everyday activities. Key Takeaways: The Motum program uses rolling,...
How HHS Layoffs Could Affect Rehabilitation Therapists

How HHS Layoffs Could Affect Rehabilitation Therapists

Summary:Major workforce reductions across HHS agencies—including CMS, NIH, and ACL—are creating uncertainty for rehabilitation therapists by slowing policy development, disrupting research and grant administration, and reducing day-to-day operational support essential...
Pain Resilience: How Attitude Outweighs Pain

Pain Resilience: How Attitude Outweighs Pain

Summary:A new University of Portsmouth study shows that pain resilience—not pain intensity—most strongly predicts how physically active people with chronic pain remain. Key Takeaways: High pain resilience is the strongest predictor of physical activity, outweighing...
Study: CTE Rare in Individuals With Isolated Brain Injuries

Study: CTE Rare in Individuals With Isolated Brain Injuries

Summary:A Mount Sinai study found that chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) is rare among individuals with isolated or limited brain injuries and predominantly observed in those with extensive repetitive head impacts. Key Takeaways: Of 47 postmortem brain samples...