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How to calculate reliability

Every study gets a score from 1 to 10 for the reliability of its conclusions. The score depends on:

  • Publication type. Systematic reviews and meta-analyses of RCTs score highest. Individual RCTs and cohort studies come lower. Preprints (bioRxiv, medRxiv) score even lower due to a lack of peer review.
  • Sample size. A study with 10,000+ participants is more reliable than a pilot study with 14.
  • Journal and peer review. Publication in an impact-factor journal is not the same as a preprint.
  • Methodology. Control groups, randomisation, blinding, duration of follow-up.
  • Conflict of interest and funding. Declared and transparent — a plus.

The score is generated by AI from publication metadata. It is a Guide, not a verdict — even a 6/10 can contain an important result, and 9/10 doesn't exempt you from reading critically. Every source is signed: click "Read research →" to verify for yourself.

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Journal of Affective Disorders
30 January
Reliability: 9/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

Higher physical activity is associated with reduced odds of depressive symptoms among university students: A meta-analysis of over 66,000 participants.

Waclawovsky, AJ, de Oliveira, J, de Carvalho, CP, et al.

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Mental health Physical activity Depression students meta-analysis
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Journal of Physical Activity & Health
29 Jan
Reliability: 8/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

Association of the "Weekend Warrior" Exercise Pattern with Sarcopenia in Middle-Aged and Older Adults: Comparison with Regular Activity and Inactivity Patterns.

Kim, B, Osuka, Y, Okubo, Y, et al.

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Sarcopenia Strength training muscle biomass Elderly people
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Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research
28 Jan
Reliability: 8/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

Reactive Training in Enhancing Technical Performance and Modulating Cortisol Biomarkers in Competitive Football Players.

Centorbi, M, Medoro, A, Modolo, L, et al.

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Football Coordination Stress Cortisol Technical expertise Training
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Journal of Sport Rehabilitation
27 January
Reliability: 7/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

Falls and Ankle Rolls in 227 Distance Trail Runners: Incidence and Contributing Factors Including Neurocognitive Function.

Needle, AR, Watson, MG, Roberts, SE, et al.

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Trail running Injuries Neurocognitive functions Prevention
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Nutritional neuroscience
27 January
Reliability: 8/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

Preventive dietary and lifestyle strategies for neurodegenerative diseases: a comprehensive review.

Pathak, K, Kumari, T, Aggarwal, L, et al.

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нейрокогніція diet фізичність dream Longevity Prevention
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Sport and exercise medicine
26 January
Reliability: 9/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

The Role of Lower-Limb Muscle Volumes in Vertical Jump Performance in NCAA Division I Athletes.

O'Brien, DE, Ito, N, Kliethermes, S, et al.

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Hypertrophy leap muscle mass explosive power biomechanics The National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Sport and exercise medicine
26 January
Reliability: 8/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

Characterising Landing Strategies during the Drop Jump Task: A Proposed Data-Driven Approach to Identify Increased Exposure to Noncontact Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injury.

Smith, SE, Sigward, SM, Schweighofer, N, et al.

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Injury prevention biomechanics ACL Jump dynamics gender differences
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Journal of Health Psychology
25 January
Reliability: 8/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

Physical activity and the aging brain: a narrative review.

Klil-Drori, S, Juneau, M, Serlin, Y

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Cognitive functions Physical activity Ageing Mental health
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The International Journal of Sports Medicine
25 January
Reliability: 8/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

Responsiveness of Health-Related Field-Based Physical Fitness Tests in Adults: The ADULT-FIT Project.

Cuenca-Garcia, M, Cruz-León, C, Jiménez-Iglesias, J, et al.

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Fitness testing Endurance Functionality taps
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Journal of Physical Activity & Health
24 January
Reliability: 7/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

Exploring Which of Timing or Accumulation of Physical Activity During Adolescence Better Predicts Physical Activity in Early Adulthood.

Registe, PPW, Faivre, P, Tanguay, P, et al.

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Physical activity Teenagers long-term habits cohort study
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Sport and exercise medicine
23 Jan
Reliability: 9/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

Plasma proteomic signatures of physical activity provide insights into its biological effects and its protective role against dementia.

Arani, G, Arora, A, Yang, S, et al.

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Physical activity Proteomics Dementia cognitive health mechanisms GWAS
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Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport
23 Jan
Reliability: 7/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

Outcomes of football-related concussion: A systematic review.

Stubbs, NR, Francis, H, Duffield, R, et al.

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Competition Football Sports injury Return to play
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Journal of Health Psychology
23 Jan
Reliability: 7/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

Investigating the connections between mental wellbeing, dietary standards, health knowledge, isolation, exercise, and BMI in young Chinese individuals.

Chen, H

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Mental health Nutrition Physical activity BMI Youth
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Sport and exercise medicine
22 January
Reliability: 9/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

Long-Term Resistance Training Improves Cardiac Structure and Function in Older Women: A 2-yr Randomised Controlled Trial.

Rodrigues, RJ, Cunha, PM, Nunes, JP, et al.

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Strength training Cardiovascular health Elderly people Women's health Cardioprotection
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Sport and exercise medicine
22 January
Reliability: 8/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

Dehydration Reduces Neuromuscular Performance Before and After Intermittent Exercise in the Heat.

Elliott, KB, Keefe, MS, Dunn, RA, et al.

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hydration Neuromuscular function Warmth muscle strength Exercises in the heat
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Sport and exercise medicine
22 January
Reliability: 8/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

Metabolic Effects of Isoenergetic High-Intensity Interval Training and Moderate-Intensity Continuous Training in Adults with Type 1 Diabetes.

Baker, PA, Moore, SR, Delbiondo, GM, et al.

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HIIT Training Type 1 diabetes Metabolism Glucose
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Sport and exercise medicine
22 January
Reliability: 8/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

Working Memory Performance is Reduced after a Marathon Race and Associated with Low Energy Availability in Females.

Boere, K, Young, N, Dauphinee, R, et al.

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Endurance cognitive function Energy balance Sport Women's health
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Sport and exercise medicine
22 January
Reliability: 7/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

Patients with Achilles Tendinopathy Show Reduced Intratendinous Sliding during Dynamic Exercises.

Lecompte, L, Crouzier, M, Bogaerts, S, et al.

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biomechanics Exercise technique Injury prevention tendon
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Clinical and Experimental Optometry
22 January
Reliability: 8/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

Correlation between visual system function and visuo-cognitive skills in elite football players.

Jorge, J, Jorge, JP, Medrano Muñoz, S, et al.

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Sport sight Cognitive functions Football biomechanics
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Journal of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery
22 January
Reliability: 7/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

The effects of the sleeper stretch versus the cross-body stretch in overhead athletes with shoulder pain and glenohumeral internal rotation deficit: a randomised controlled trial.

de Araújo, JN, Oliveira, ABA, de Araújo, DLF, et al.

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Shoulder GIRD stretching The athletes had a great time.
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Mayo Clinic Proceedings
21 January
Reliability: 9/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

Cardiorespiratory Fitness, Genetic Risk, and Incident Atherosclerotic Cardiovascular Events: A Prospective Cohort Study.

Collings, PJ, Wang, M, Chen, Z, et al.

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Cardiorespiratory endurance VO₂max Genetics ASCVD prevention
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Mayo Clinic Proceedings
21 January
Reliability: 9/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

Achieving Guidelines Within a 24-Hour Movement Paradigm and Risk of Mortality in US Adults.

Boudreaux, BD, Xu, C, Serafini, MA, et al.

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Physical activity dream Sedentary mortality 24-hour paradigm
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Nutrition (Burbank, Los Angeles County, California)
21 January
Reliability: 8/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

The role of diet and physical activity in managing anxiety and depression: A scoping review.

Minari, TP, Bardella, MDC, do Carmo, GP, et al.

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Mental health Nutrition Physical activity Depression
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The International Journal of Sports Medicine
21 January
Reliability: 8/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

Don't Sweat the Swelling: The Transient Effects of Exercise Volume in Trained Men.

Alvarez, M, Enes, A, Wadhi, T, et al.

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Training volume Muscle growth Recovery strength
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Sports Injury: A publication of the Society for Orthopaedic and Traumatological Sports Medicine
20 January
Reliability: 7/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

Significant improvements in explosive power, endurance and agility through structured athletic training in junior fencing.

Güray, D, Wald, A, Mattausch, S, et al.

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Strength and motor skills Young athletes Training technique Specificity
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Journal of Cerebral Blood Flow & Metabolism: Official Journal of the International Society of Cerebral Blood Flow and Metabolism
16 January
Reliability: 8/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

Greater cardiorespiratory fitness is associated with higher cerebral blood flow and lower oxygen extraction fraction in healthy older adults.

Sanami, S, Rezaei, A, Tremblay, SA, et al.

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Cardiorespiratory fitness VO₂max Cerebral haemorrhage Cognitive health Aerobic training
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The Physician and Sports Medicine
15 January
Reliability: 7/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

Physical activity and caloric expenditure after adolescent concussion: a comparison with uninjured controls.

Smulligan, KL, Armento, AM, Wingerson, MJ, et al.

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Concussion Physical activity Youth sport Recovery Rehabilitation
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Obesity Reviews: An Official Journal of the International Association for the Study of Obesity
15 January
Reliability: 7/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

Multidisciplinary Therapy to Target Obesity and Its Complications in Adult Population: A Narrative Review.

Dâmaso, AR, Corgosinho, FC, Masquio, DCL, et al.

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Obesity Prevention Nutrition Physical activity Metabolism
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International journal of gynaecology and obstetrics: the official organ of the International Federation of Gynaecology and Obstetrics
14 January
Reliability: 9/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

Effectiveness of exercise on perinatal depression and anxiety symptoms: A network meta-analysis and dose-response analysis.

Jiang, R, Shu, L, Li, Y, et al.

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Mental health exercises Depression Anxiety Dosage
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Work (Reading, Massachusetts)
13 January
Reliability: 8/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

The effectiveness of military training on the physical fitness and mental health of college students.

Lai, S, Wang, Z, Gao, X, et al.

English summary coming soon.

Training Fitness Mental resilience muscle strength Balance
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Work (Reading, Massachusetts)
13 January
Reliability: 7/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

Comparison of pain, depression, quality of life, grip strength, and balance according to physical activity levels in office workers.

Apaydın, U, Şenocak, E, Canlı, K, et al.

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Office workers Physical activity muscle strength Quality of life Bowl
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The International Journal of Sports Medicine
12 January
Reliability: 7/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

Evaluation of Aerobic Threshold Using a Sweat Lactate Sensor in Healthy Women.

Sawada, T, Okawara, H, Narushima, S, et al.

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Aerobic threshold Training Physiology Women's health
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Clinical and Experimental Optometry
12 January
Reliability: 8/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

Normative visual performance standards in male professional football players: a comprehensive assessment of visual acuity, binocular function, and visuo-cognitive abilities.

Jorge, J, Fuste, R, Sousa, R

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Sport sight Cognitive functions Football Standards
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Journal of Sport Rehabilitation
12 January
Reliability: 7/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

Association Between Self-Reported Hip Crepitus and Pain, Quality of Life, and Psychological Features in Football Players With Hip/Groin Pain: A 2-Year Longitudinal Study.

Serighelli, F, Crossley, KM, King, MG, et al.

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Injuries Bowl psyche Sport Quality of life
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The International Journal of Sports Medicine
12 January
Reliability: 9/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

Hamstring Training and Football Performance: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis.

Riego-Ruiz, A, Martínez-García, D, Chirosa-Ríos, I, et al.

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Strength training eccentric load Sporting performance Injury prevention meta-analysis
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Experimental physiology
9 Jan
Reliability: 8/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

The effects of high-intensity interval training on cardiac function in hypertensive and normotensive men: The effects of antihypertensive treatment.

Fischer, M, Egelund, J, Fiorenza, M, et al.

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HIIT Hypertension Cardiac function VO₂max Cardiovascular adaptation
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Ageing and mental health
7 January
Reliability: 8/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

A systematic review of the mental health benefits of functional fitness exercise interventions in older women.

Howell, BM, Hansen, MA, Hellem, T

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Functional fitness Mental health Women's health Anxiety Depression Quality of life Elderly
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The Physician and Sports Medicine
6 January
Reliability: 7/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

Fluid balance challenges in para-judo athletes with visual impairment, despite adequate knowledge of hydration.

Ceylan, B, Taşkın, HB, Kobaş Tepe, İ, et al.

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judo hydration Sports medicine Paralympic sport
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Talent
5 January
Reliability: 8/10 Reliability is the assessment of how confident we are in the study's conclusion. It accounts for publication type (RCT > cohort > case series > preprint), sample size, journal, and methodology. 9–10: strong evidence. 7–8: confident with caveats. 5–6: preliminary, needs confirmation. The score is generated by AI from publication metadata.

A flexible multichannel wearable sensor for real-time monitoring of exercise-induced sweat composition.

Qi, P, Hu, C, Yu, Z, et al.

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Pit monitoring Metabolism Lactate electrolytes wearable technology Recovery