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Prevalence of low back pain among soldiers at an army base

Zhenhai Hou, Jianguo Shi, Hong Ye, Zhiming Ni, Jun Yao, Longbao Zheng, Zhirong Liu, Ying Gao, Jian Wang

Chinese Medical Journal · 2013 · 18 citations · 12 references

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The relatively high incidence of LBP among soldiers was related to night training, 5 km racing, and grenade throwing. Modifications in these training methods should enhance the health of recruits and lower the incidence of LBP.

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