Nepalese women showed low knowledge about UI, the PFM and PFMT.

Most women in the sample perceived they could contract the PFM.

Less than one-third of the women performed a correct PFM contraction.

Ability to contract the PFM were not related to knowledge on PFMT or the PFM

Self-perception on contraction was contradicting the clinical inability to contract

RT in patients in breast cancer therapy es effective for reduce fatigue and pain intensity.

The maximum effect in reducing fatigue is achieved at 2800 repetitions in breast cancer.

The maximum effect in reducing pain intensity is achieved at 8800 repetitions in breast cancer.

No significant effect in favor of RT was seen in prostate cancer.

Better reporting on resistance exercises is needed.

Participants with gluteal tendinopathy report:

Walking, running, sitting and sleeping as being most affected.

Being less able to perform field sports, jumping, and martial arts.

Experiencing substantial impact of their condition on common activities.

Peanut ball positioning reduces the duration of labor.

Promotes vaginal birth and lowers caesarean rates.

The intervention decreases maternal fatigue and anxiety.

No adverse maternal or neonatal effects are observed.

The physical therapy protocol is safe and practical.

Cryotherapy did not result in additional pain reduction at rest when combined with an exercise protocol.

Cryotherapy did not result in additional improvements in physical function when combined with an exercise protocol.

Cryotherapy did not result in additional improvements in quality of life when combined with an exercise protocol.

When participants follow an exercise protocol, cryotherapy does not offer additional effects.

There were no differences between using cryotherapy and the sham protocol.

Hypopressive exercise did not reduce diastasis recti abdominis.

Hypopressive exercise was able to improve muscle function in women with diastasis.

Women had fewer pelvic floor dysfunction symptoms after hypopressive exercises.