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  1. Keys to recovery after knee replacement surgery | NIH MedlinePlus Magazine 
    ... free. She focused on rebuilding her range of motion and her strength. "With knee surgery and replacement, ... If that happens, you can lose range of motion very quickly." Exercise was key to getting better. ...
    https://magazine.medlineplus.gov/...y-after-knee-replacement-surgery - MedlinePlus Magazine
  2. Paralympic snowboarder Amy Purdy isn’t slowing down | NIH MedlinePlus Magazine 
    ... forward. For snowboarding, there’s an entirely different ankle motion needed, so you need a whole different type ... swim with prosthetics, there is an entirely different motion needed. Almost every activity—including walking—requires a ...
    https://magazine.medlineplus.gov/...rder-amy-purdy-isnt-slowing-down - MedlinePlus Magazine
  3. Biking, Pilates, and yoga: How one woman stays active | NIH MedlinePlus Magazine 
    ... back pain. "I think those day-to-day motions play such an important role in keeping us ... same position. I think those day-to-day motions play such an important role in keeping us ...
    https://magazine.medlineplus.gov/...-yoga-how-one-woman-stays-active - MedlinePlus Magazine
  4. Prosthetics through the ages | NIH MedlinePlus Magazine 
    ... robotics, 3D printing , artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and motion-sensing technologies for prosthetics. Over the last decade, ... leg prosthesis that creates a more natural walking motion. Researchers at Vanderbilt University created the device with ...
    https://magazine.medlineplus.gov/.../prosthetics-through-the-ages - MedlinePlus Magazine
  5. How a prosthetic ankle improves balance control | NIH MedlinePlus Magazine 
    ... and do not have a natural range of motion. Most lower-limb prosthetics are passive devices. Powered ... device that anticipates the person’s intended balance or motion. This system uses direct electromyographic (dEMG) control. In ...
    https://magazine.medlineplus.gov/...c-ankle-improves-balance-control - MedlinePlus Magazine
  6. Bringing prosthetic hands to life | NIH MedlinePlus Magazine 
    ... be connected to a computer to drive the motion of bionic hands. The motion-sensing bionic arm and hands coordinate more naturally ...
    https://magazine.medlineplus.gov/...ringing-prosthetic-hands-to-life - MedlinePlus Magazine
  7. Meet the Director: Gary H. Gibbons, M.D., National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute | NIH MedlinePlus Magazine 
    ... cigarette smoking could affect risk. That set into motion a number of studies. That’s resulted in about ...
    https://magazine.medlineplus.gov/...l-heart-lung-and-blood-institute - MedlinePlus Magazine
  8. Lewy body dementia research seeks faster, earlier diagnosis | NIH MedlinePlus Magazine 
    ... person's other brain cells. "What sets that into motion is not clear," he says. "That's why a ...
    https://magazine.medlineplus.gov/...h-seeks-faster-earlier-diagnosis - MedlinePlus Magazine
  9. Deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolisms: An overview | NIH MedlinePlus Magazine 
    ... Blood flow is sluggish or slow. Lack of motion can cause slow blood flow. This can happen ...
    https://magazine.medlineplus.gov/...-pulmonary-embolisms-an-overview - MedlinePlus Magazine
  10. ‘Why can’t I sleep?!’ | NIH MedlinePlus Magazine 
    ... be due to things like streetlights outside or motion-sensor lights for safety reasons. Surrounding noise from ...
    https://magazine.medlineplus.gov/article/why-cant-i-sleep - MedlinePlus Magazine
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