Individuals with CP can experience motor decline during transition to adulthood.

Previous reviews summarized factors leading to decline in gait, but not in other motor-related outcomes.

Age, GMFCS level, and presence of pain stood out as significant for a decline in gross motor function, gait, and neuromusculoskeletal functions.

Factors relevant to motor outcomes should be monitored by professionals providing rehabilitation to adolescents and adults.

Chronic pain and hypertension (HTN) are intertwined global health challenges, with substantial societal and economic burdens.

Evidence suggests a bidirectional relationship between chronic pain and HTN, influenced by shared risk factors such as metabolic syndrome, obesity, poor sleep quality, and mental health conditions.

Physical therapists (PTs) can play a pivotal role in managing patients with chronic pain and HTN through evidence-informed screening, assessment, and interventions.

The proposed framework integrates biopsychosocial models for personalized pain management and emphasizes blood pressure monitoring for safe, effective interventions.

Breast cancer treatments can cause numerous deleterious effects for survivors

Aquatic exercises may help reduce complaints arising from cancer treatments

Aquatic exercises may improve quality of life in patients with breast cancer compared to usual care.

Small associations were seen with pitching mechanics and elbow torque when controlling for pitch velocity. This suggests that varus torques can potentially be reduced while maintaining pitch velocity.

Optimizing pitching efficiency by improving small aspects throughout the delivery will likely lead to increased coaching effectiveness vs attempting to find one variable.

Differences in association were seen in pelvic rotational velocity and thoracic rotational velocity, suggesting potential ramifications for the oblique musculature in force generation. This is an area for further research and focus.