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Risk-of-bias graph and summary.
Published 2025“…The meta-analysis quantified these effects, showing that WBVT significantly (i) reduced knee pain (MD = −0.43, 95% CI [−0.70, −0.16], <i>p</i> = 0.002), with greater reductions observed from high-frequency WBVT, and (ii) increased isokinetic knee peak torque compared to rehabilitation exercise alone. …”
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Summary of post-treatment disease course measures from MDMA-AT publications.
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Summary of post-treatment CAPS score changes from clinical trials with FDA-approved medications.
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Summary of post-treatment disease course measures from off-label medications clinical trials.
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Summary of post-treatment CAPS score changes from clinical trials with psychotherapies.
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Summary of clinical studies of FDA-approved medications for PTSD: Disease course outcomes.
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Summary of post-treatment disease course measures from clinical trials with psychotherapies.
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Post-treatment CAPS score changes from clinical trials with off-label PTSD medications.
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