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Zach Petersen, a master's student in the department of exercise sciences has been focusing on using technology to assist in human movement, such as an app that will allow individuals to do physical therapy at home.
Using Technology to Assist in Human Movement
By Nicole Peterson
April 16, 2020
Exercise Science graduate student Spencer Peterson's interest in technology and human movement led him to work with a mechanical engineering team to create an app that could move physical therapy from the clinic into the home.
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Trends and Treatment of Chronic Ankle Instability
By Kalicia Bateman
March 10, 2020
Perhaps it happened while playing basketball, executing a perfect arabesque, chasing the dog, or working up a sweat in an aerobics class. Everything was fine—you were going in for the winning basket of the game, you had almost caught Spot—but then you felt your ankle give way, and suddenly everything was not fine.
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BYU to receive $2.3 million NIH grant to tackle opioid crisis through wearable back sensor
October 10, 2019
BYU Engineering and Exercise Sciences researchers seek to more effectively diagnose lower back pain through novel technology.
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