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Subjects: “...Temperature decrease...”
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“... score decreased from 22.75 to 14.33 (p = 0.002). Prior to the beginning of the walking program 41.6...”
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“... than no intervention on the post-race recovery from pain and perceived fatigue in long-distance...”
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“... patients the decrease was from 55.5% in the first period to 39.6% in the latter. The decrease in H pylori...”
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“... patients the decrease was from 55.5% in the first period to 39.6% in the latter. The decrease in H pylori...”
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“... to the development of persistent pain and comorbid emotional impairments. Arthritis-induced peripheral...”
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“... activate nociceptors, in periarticular structures, leading to the development of persistent pain and...”
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“... because males were heavier and showed less walking ability The time taken to walk one metre decreases when...”
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