Many naprapaths were on hand to present the latest research in sports medicine at this year's meeting of the Swedish Society of Exercise and Sports Medicine.
The Swedish Society of Exercise and Sports Medicine is currently holding its annual conference. The theme for this year's event is “The Frontline of Sports Medicine.” It is particularly exciting that no fewer than four naprapaths presented their research at the conference.
Eva Skillgate and Ulrika Tranaeus presented the latest results from KIC regarding the connection between lifestyle, stress, and injuries in young female football players. Martin Asker presented reference values for shoulder strength in young elite handball players collected in KHAST, and Fredrik Johansson presented the latest results from SMASH, focusing on shoulder and back problems in young elite tennis players.
SFAIM is a sports medicine interest group for physicians, physical therapists, nurses, naprapaths, chiropractors, and physical education teachers. Sports medicine covers subjects such as traumatology, medicine, physiology, prevention, and rehabilitation. Read more at https://www.svenskidrottsmedicin.se
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