Objective To determine the comparative effectiveness of exercise versus drug interventions
on mortality outcomes. Design Metaepidemiological study. Eligibility criteria Meta-analyses …

We congratulate Zhao and colleagues on their timely study 1 that very much falls into the
category of research labelled “the road less travelled.” Exercise is a free intervention with the …

As miracle cures are hard to come by, any claims that a treatment is 100% safe and effective
must always be viewed with intense scepticism. There is perhaps one exception. Physical …

Researchers assessed whether a multimodal group exercise intervention had physiological,
functional, and emotional benefits for patients with cancer. A randomised controlled trial was …

Methods With the help of several organisations and many volunteers, we have produced a
web based database of randomised trials and systematic reviews in physiotherapy (PEDro) …

Objective To examine how change in level of physical activity after middle age influences
mortality and to compare it with the effect of smoking cessation. DesignPopulation based …

EDITOR—The ExTraMATCH collaborative has conducted a meta-analysis for which there is
a clear need. 1 The small size of studies of exercise training for patients with heart failure …

Being physically active for 150 minutes a week could prevent one in 12 deaths globally and
one in 20 cases of cardiovascular disease (CVD), a large study has found. 1 Being even …

Everyone is an individual, obviously, but after looking at 20 systematic reviews PHE
concluded that undertaking supervised exercise interventions at least twice a week that …