Medicine & Life Sciences
Exercise
100%
Soccer
81%
Systematic Reviews
69%
Football
61%
Pain
43%
Meta-Analysis
41%
Randomized Controlled Trials
40%
Sports
39%
Low Back Pain
38%
England
35%
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
35%
Temperature
34%
Rehabilitation
33%
Heart Rate
32%
Athletes
31%
Chronic Pain
29%
Scoliosis
28%
Stroke
27%
Students
25%
Education
23%
Circadian Rhythm
23%
Physical Functional Performance
23%
Jet Lag Syndrome
23%
Physical Therapists
22%
Delivery of Health Care
21%
High-Intensity Interval Training
21%
Wounds and Injuries
20%
Sleep
20%
Musculoskeletal Pain
20%
Non-alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease
20%
Weight Loss
19%
Confidence Intervals
18%
Interviews
18%
Running
16%
Back
16%
Mentoring
16%
Child
16%
Quality of Life
16%
Ambulances
16%
Life Style
16%
Muscles
15%
Health
15%
Posture
15%
Guidelines
14%
Individuality
14%
Health Care Outcome Assessment
14%
Focus Groups
14%
Allied Health Personnel
13%
Cardiorespiratory Fitness
13%
Athletic Performance
13%
Back Pain
13%
Therapeutics
13%
Neurophysiology
13%
Anaerobic Threshold
13%
Reproducibility of Results
13%
Menthol
12%
Hot Temperature
12%
Lung
12%
Cross-Over Studies
12%
Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
12%
Sedentary Behavior
12%
Psychology
12%
Resistance Training
12%
Blood Pressure
11%
Weights and Measures
11%
Meals
11%
Primary Health Care
11%
Observation
11%
Emergency Medical Services
11%
Thrombectomy
11%
Leg
10%
Dyspnea
10%
Learning
10%
Population
10%
Costs and Cost Analysis
10%
Data Analysis
10%
Appetite
10%
Accelerometry
10%
Linear Models
10%
Young Adult
10%
Workload
9%
Basketball
9%
Walk Test
9%
Decision Making
9%
Carbohydrates
9%
Oxygen
9%
Knee
9%
Observational Studies
9%
Technology
9%
Feasibility Studies
9%
Equipment and Supplies
9%
Sand
9%
Teaching
9%
Spine
9%
Exercise Test
9%
Neurosciences
9%
Cross-Sectional Studies
8%
Aptitude
8%
Light
8%
Conservative Treatment
8%
Social Sciences
Healthcare
15%
pain
13%
Sports
13%
soccer
12%
performance
10%
stroke
8%
fan
7%
Group
6%
time
6%
fatigue
6%
Christianity
6%
cancer
6%
sports science
5%
student
5%
evidence
5%
experience
5%
occupation
5%
health
5%
imitation
5%