Massage guns and step tracking: new hope for older women in pain?
NCT ID NCT07056335
Summary
This study tested whether having older women track their daily physical activity, their use of a massage gun, or both, would help them stick with these pain-management strategies. Researchers enrolled 108 women aged 65+ who reported chronic pain as a barrier to being active. The goal was to find the best self-tracking method to improve adherence and, in turn, reduce pain intensity and how much pain interferes with daily life.
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University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, Michigan, 48109, United States
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