Key result
Reframing musculoskeletal conditions as 'underuse injuries' rather than 'overuse' may better reflect inactivity as an underlying cause and avoid inappropriately discouraging exercise.
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Reframing musculoskeletal injuries as 'underuse' rather than 'overuse' may help sports medicine clinicians better promote physical activity.
Reframing musculoskeletal injuries as 'underuse' rather than 'overuse' may help sports medicine clinicians better promote physical activity.
Stovitz et al. (2006) conducted an editorial in Musculoskeletal injuries. Reframing terminology to 'underuse injuries' was evaluated. Reframing musculoskeletal conditions as 'underuse injuries' rather than 'overuse' may better reflect inactivity as an underlying cause and avoid inappropriately discouraging exercise.
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