World Physical Therapy Day 2024:

World Physical Therapy Day 2024:

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Category : Important Days Published on: September 07 2024

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  • World Physical Therapy Day is observed globally on September 8th each year, providing physiotherapists with a platform to raise awareness about the importance of physical therapy in enhancing mobility, preventing injuries, and improving overall well-being.
  • The theme for World Physical Therapy Day in 2024 is low back pain and the role of physiotherapy in its management and prevention.
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