“Rain’s Coming, My Back Can Feel It”: Myth or Fact?
Does your back hurt when the weather changes? What large studies show, what you can do, and when to see a pain specialist.
READ MOREDoes your back hurt when the weather changes? What large studies show, what you can do, and when to see a pain specialist.
READ MOREAfter BlackBerry Thumb, a neologism referring to the repetitive strain injury (RSI) of the thumb caused by frequent button-pressing on smartphones or mobile devices, comes the term Text Neck (also known as iNeck Pain) to describe the repeated
READ MOREAlternative, less invasive treatments Since lateral epicondylitis is caused by repetitive everyday movements, it is very likely that at some point—after several flare-ups—you may face the possibility of surgery. However, there are alternative, less invasive treatments
READ MOREChronic low back pain—or chronic back pain—is defined as pain that continues for 12 weeks or longer, even after an initial injury or an episode of acute low back pain that has been treated. About 20
READ MOREWhat is your real age? The concept of age is something we all know, since we track it every year on our birthday. This is chronological age, meaning the amount of time that has passed since
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