“Digital” vs “face-to-face” : acceptability and acceptance of an adapted physical activity program by women with endometriosis to improve their appropriation of the disease
A thesis comparing in-person and remote adapted physical activity programs for endometriosis found durable quality of life improvements, though higher dropout rates in the remote group highlighted the need for enhanced support.
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