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. 2022 Nov 18;2022(11):CD010671. doi: 10.1002/14651858.CD010671.pub3
Date Event Description
13 November 2022 New citation required and conclusions have changed The change in conclusions is primarily that there is now a higher level of confidence in evidence on comparisons between yoga and other exercise for back related function. The certainty of evidence for little or no difference in back‐specific functional status between yoga and non‐yoga exercise has increased. There is new information on pain for the comparison between yoga and non‐yoga exercise. There is new evidence on work‐related disability on yoga compared to qigong. In 2017 the certainty of the evidence was very low at 3‐4 months and 6 months, while in 2022 the certainty of evidence for little or no difference is moderate at 3‐4 months and low at 6 months. 
31 August 2021 New search has been performed The search was rerun on 31 August 2021. Nine new studies were added to 12 studies from the previous review for a total of 21 included studies (2223 participants). The comparison between yoga and sham yoga was added as the primary comparison for the review, however no studies relevant to this comparison were identified.