All studies evaluating LBP beliefs in the general public detected positive effects.

No statistically significant differences were found between LBP group and control group.

Results: The results show high prevalence and burden of LBP in Brazil.

LBP was considered chronic if pain had lasted more than 6 weeks.

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Aim: To explore patient preferences and to identify patients' beliefs about LBP treatments.

Conclusions: There is a significant relationship between work-related psychosocial measures and LBP outcomes.

These guidelines no longer differentiate management of LBP patients based on pain duration.

Any studies evaluating the effectiveness of mass media campaigns for LBP were eligible.

Impairments were compared between those at a higher versus lower risk of LBP.

Motor control is decreased in those with a history of LBP.

The deepwater BP BP.LBP.N oil spill could further spur that demand.

The focus of investigation has been on responsiveness to improvements in LBP symptoms.

However, available data from studies on the association between obesity and LBP remains debatable.

Further research should examine whether motor control is etiologically involved in LBP in dancers.

Conclusions: Patients with LBP had improvement with both treatment packages to a similar degree.