TEMPO.CO, Amsterdam - Dutch surgeons said an increasing numbers of children are developing spinal problems due to "Gameboy Back", after spending too much time hunching over computer games. Spinal ...

What do people want these days? A good job where they can work in the cool air of AC, get tea and coffee on the table, have 2 holidays a week and, most importantly, a 6-figure salary credited to the ...

The spine is a sensitive system of nerves and bones. Spinal problems occur in the neck, back, and lower back area, each of which plays a major role in the functioning of the nerves. Spinal problems ...

A spine health specialist is suggested for the best spine health assessment and early detection of spinal injuries. Our spine, the silent pillar supporting our body, is increasingly bearing the brunt ...

Back pain from motorcycle riding: Riders often suffer from back and neck pain due to the positioning of the handlebars and the need to constantly bend the neck forward (Image: Canva) Riding ...

Work-related neck disorders are common problems in office workers, especially among those who are intensive computer users. Prolonged sitting hours at workstations, usually in ergonomically ...

The spine's critical functionalities include movement, stability, and protection of the spinal cord while common spinal conditions such as herniated discs, degenerative disc disease, spinal stenosis, ...

Suman, a 60-year-old resident of Preet Vihar, Delhi, had been struggling with persistent back and knee pain for several years. When medications failed to provide relief, she consulted a doctor at a ...

Spine troubles, in today’s day and date, have become an almost inevitable part of life for many Indians, regardless of age or occupation. Blame it in poor posture, sedentary habits, and endless hours ...

In today’s world, digital tools have become essential for daily living. Even toddlers and children use devices, including mobile phones, tablets, laptops, and computer systems, for entertainment and ...

Spinal health issues are becoming a silent epidemic in India. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), low back pain is now the leading cause of disability worldwide, and India is no ...