Your spine’s curve could signal scoliosis or kyphosis. Learn the difference and how to take action before pain takes over.

Kyphosis and lordosis are abnormal curvatures of the spine that can affect posture and mobility. The two conditions differ not only by the location of the spinal curvature but also by their causes, ...

Levoscoliosis is a condition where the spine curves to the left in a “C ... and right at the upper back (thoracic region). This article overviews levoscoliosis, including its causes ...

Keep heavier items close to your body when picking them up, which puts less strain on your spine, Dr. Sokunbi added. Avoid twisting altogether by having your feet face whatever you’re lifting ...

The research was published in Science Advances on 26 March. The study suggests that the postnatal period in the body is much longer than people tend to assume, says Jennifer Hall, who researches ...

For example, high heels shift your weight onto the front of your feet, so your upper body leans backward to maintain your balance. This posture prevents you from maintaining spinal alignment. When ...

The solution is to restore mobility in the thoracic spine and rib cage, so the body can rotate as designed, reducing stress on the lower back. As someone who has worked in professional baseball ...

On March 19, ten days after she first went missing, a battered and bloodied Maria was found dumped at a roadside in Dubai with her limbs and spine broken, according to Russian outlets Shot and Life.

Alleviate pain and stiffness, prevent injury, and improve performance all by using these thoracic ... of your spine plays a critical role in the stability and support of the upper body and aids ...

These chips may be: autografts – taken from elsewhere in the patient's own body allografts – sourced from donors ... If the treatment is primarily in the thoracic spine, normal mobility is achieved ...

Figure 2. Components of spinal cord connectivity. The diagram shows the simplified components of spinal connectivity composed of an upper motor neuron, a lower motor neuron, and targeted muscle fibers ...