Yoga for low back pain

Yoga May Be More Effective Than Self-Care for Chronic Back Pain@medscapeYoga was more effective than a self-care book for improving function and reducing chronic low back pain, and the benefits persisted for at least several months

Happy 2006!

i hope i can post more useful information this year.Science's 10 Most Beautiful Experiments

Medicine and Sport@Lancet

Every year, The Lancet publishes a 'bonus' themed issue.This year thier theme is 'Medicine and Sport', prompted by 2005 being declared by the United Nations to be The International Year of Sport and Physical Education with the aim to promote sport as a way to help reach the Millenium Development Goals.

WADA Gene Doping Symposium 2005

Gene doping threat recognised by WADA@UK sportDiscussions in Stockholm focused on the scientific, ethical and public policy issues related to gene doping as a possible method of performance enhancement. A number of conclusions were made: * Gene therapy, although still at a relatively early stage of development, represents great promise as a correction method for human diseases. * There

2nd International Gene Doping Symposium

Gene doping is a real danger@WADA The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), in partnership with the Swedish Sports Confederation and Karolinska Institutet, will convene the Second International Gene Doping Symposium on 3-5 December 2005 at the Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm, Sweden.

SPORT AND TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE GOES LIVE

SPORT AND TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE GOES LIVE@sport businessTickets are on now on sale for 'Sport and Technology: The Conference 2006', being held on February 23 next year.It will follow a discussion-style format with speakers from organisations including BT, BBC Sport, the Australian Football League, PSV Eindhoven, Sports Resource Group, Deltatre, Hawk-Eye Innovations, Cat Games, Kirkpatrick and

elite coaching course

The Coaching Elite: Empowering Players@SKAA special game-video analysis based on a“Hunting Territory Theory” is used to examine team dynamics and urge elite coaches to develop a deep understanding of the knock-on effects of coaching decisions and selections.