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      <title>In fibromyalgia, light walking did as well as aerobic exercise</title>
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      <description>A trial with 116 patients compared aerobic exercise and light walking, each with active or sham tDCS. Intensity made no difference to symptoms, and the stimulation improved pain physiology without improving what the patient feels.</description>
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