The role of exercise and physical activity throughout life as preventive medicine was emphasized by Stanley A. Herring, MD, at the North American Spine Society annual meeting.
Five balance boosting tips to help you prevent falling. Even a seemingly harmless slip, trip or fall can cause a painful back or muscle sprain, strain or spinal fracture.
Reduce your back pain: Find out why developing strong abdominal muscles is key to helping you maintain a healthy spine and learn how it can lead to less back pain.
A good workstation ergonomic arrangement will allow any computer user to work in a neutral, relaxed, ideal typing posture that will minimize the risk of developing any injury.
Sitting has become a way of life for many Americans. It is necessary to be aware of the importance of sitting in a proper chair to keep your back pain free.
Yoga may help you reduce your back and neck pain and relieve stress. It's a popular and safe form of exercise for many people who want to improve their spine health.
Anyone who’s ever flown in coach or economy class already knows that the design of airplane seats is neither anatomically-friendly nor comfortable and that most seats “offer no lumbar support."
Pilates is a strengthening exercise that just about anyone can do. Find out how Pilates can help promote a healthy lifestyle, and learn some exercises that can keep you in shape.
If you're waking up with back pain or neck pain, you must read this article written by a chiropractor. Get tips on how to sleep better...to take better care of your spine!
Sleep posture has a major impact on your back and neck. While some positions help you feel refreshed come morning, others can leave you sore and in pain.
Shoveling snow isn’t simply a chore, it’s an activity that requires preparation, skill, and recovery to protect against spinal stiffness and back pain.
How can nursing mothers help reduce neck and back pain? Dr. Joshua Ammerman answers our questions and shares his thoughts how to keep the spine flexible and strong while breastfeeding.
As you begin golfing again, don’t just focus on your stroke—listen to your body. The main red flag to watch out for when golfing after spine surgery is.....
If you are reading this article on a cell phone or tablet, you are probably doing it right now: Tilting your head forward and down in order to look at your device.
Teen girls appear to experience more severe backpack-related pain compared to boys, and the time carrying the backpack—not the weight—is likely causing that pain.
Strong healthy back and neck bones are part of your body's foundation. This article helps you understand nutritional supplements, specifically bone health boosters like calcium and vitamin D, and offers tips to help you get the most from them.
CrossFit is a training program that aims to enhance strength and aerobic conditioning. It brings together all types of people to improve physical well-being and cardiovascular fitness.