What Doctors Don't Tell YouLower-back pain is the most common pain-related condition in the West (Radiographics, 1998; 18: 621-33) and, in a fair proportion of cases, the culprit is diagnosed as a slipped disc - technically known as a ‘herniated lumbar disc’ or ‘prolapsed...
Eighteen months ago, Mr J.R., a middle-aged truck driver, came to me with mysterious pains in his lower back and right thigh that had started more than three years earlier. He’d undergone MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) investigations to check the...
Erik Peper PhDWhen working in an office, we usually accept the ergonomic situation as it is. We often adapt our bodies to the environment and thereby create dysfunctional working postures. Decrease your risk and enhance your health when you check and then change...
Katherine HughesGibneyWhen working in an office, we usually accept the ergonomic situation as it
is. We often adapt our bodies to the environment and thereby create
dysfunctional working postures.
"I have more energy" and "I feel a little less tired by the end of the
day" are common comments reported when people begin to integrate micro-
and larger breaks during their computer work.
"I have more energy" and "I feel a little less tired by the end of the
day" are common comments reported when people begin to integrate micro-
and larger breaks during their computer work.
In an effort to provide respectful, high-quality medical services for women with physical disabilities and chronic conditions, Pacific College of Oriental Medicine is teaming up with the Initiative for Women with Disabilities (IWD) Elly and Steve...
