Back and Neck Pain News

Posted January 2, 2006:

• Yoga Is More Effective Than Conventional Exercise For Back Pain, Group Health Study Finds

Posted December 30, 2005:

• Vertebroplasty Improves Back Pain, Activity Level, Mayo Clinic Study Reports

Posted December 10, 2005:

• UCSD Researchers Report Results Of Children's Backpack Study

Posted November 22, 2005:

• Sweat Is Good Indicator Heart Attack May Be Coming

Posted September 29, 2005:

• Serving Up Suds A Hazardous Task

Posted September 26, 2005:

• Defect In Gene Causes 'Neuralgic Amyotrophy'

Posted September 14, 2005:

• World Leaders Seek Cure For A Pain In The Neck

Posted September 11, 2005:

• Researchers Recommend Multidisciplinary Approach Of Low Back Pain

Posted September 2, 2005:

• Recent Evidence Suggests Caution In Prescribing Hormone Therapy For Breast Cancer And Sheds New Light On 'Menopausal Arthritis'

Posted August 14, 2005:

• Golfers With Low-Back Pain May Be Helped By University Of Pittsburgh Research

Posted July 28, 2005:

• Knee Pain Often Linked To Pain Elsewhere In The Body

Posted July 11, 2005:

• Computers: Poor Placement Does Not Compute In Medical Exam Rooms

Posted June 16, 2005:

• Arthritis Of The Spine Often Overlooked In Children

Posted May 13, 2005:

• Materials Students Investigate Columbia Explosion

Posted May 4, 2005:

• Football Is A Pain In The Neck

Posted March 26, 2005:

• Sciatica Pain Study Seeks Volunteers

Posted March 9, 2005:

• Orthodontists Must Brace Against Back Pain
• Kinder, Gentler Tonsillectomy Now Offered At Mayo Clinic

Posted February 5, 2005:

• First U.S. Use Of Revolutionary Technique For Spinal Fusion Performed By UB Neurosurgeons
• Yale Researcher Studying Acupuncture To Reduce Back Pain In Pregnancy

Posted January 28, 2005:

• NASA Asks Lehigh Engineering Students To Analyze Debris From Failed Columbia Shuttle

Posted January 21, 2005:

• Emory Begins NIH Study Using Virtual Reality Therapy For Back Pain

Posted January 11, 2005:

• Birth Simulator Helps Physicians I.D. Least Forceful Way To Manage Problem Deliveries

Posted December 19, 2004:

• Student-Designed Wheelchair Makes It Easier For Athletes To Maneuver

Posted November 23, 2004:

• Chronic Back Pain Shrinks 'Thinking Parts' Of The Brain, Study Finds
• Study Helps Define Headaches Of Whiplash

Posted November 10, 2004:

• Scientific Paper Submitted From Space Focuses On Ultrasound Tests

Posted October 27, 2004:

• Fossil Suggests Long Neck Made This Reptile An Effective Predator

Posted October 25, 2004:

• Neutron Activation Analyses Proves Oswald Acted Alone In JFK Assassination

Posted September 24, 2004:

• A Long-Necked Sea Predator From China Described In Science

Posted August 12, 2004:

• Northeastern Professor Warns Big Backpacks Cause Big Back Pains

Posted August 10, 2004:

• Biologists Deciphering Complex Lemur Scent Language

Posted July 22, 2004:

• Women At Least Twice As Likely To Get Some Musculoskeletal Disorders

Posted May 25, 2004:

• Vest And Harness May Protect 'Fragile' Adults In Car Crashes

Posted March 30, 2004:

• Regardless Of Race, Pain Feels Pretty Much The Same; But Study Confirms Gender Differences

Posted February 27, 2004:

• Depression Can Lead To Back Pain

Posted February 20, 2004:

• Empathy For Pain Activates Pain-Sensitive Regions Of The Brain, Says UCL Study

Posted February 12, 2004:

• Manual Techniques May Ease Tough Deliveries Without Need For Episiotomy

Posted January 1, 2004:

• Economic Impact Of Back Pain Substantial

Posted December 2, 2003:

• MRI Shows Back Trouble May Begin Before Puberty

Posted July 14, 2003:

• Awareness, Technology Can Cut Stress Injuries For Computer Workers

Posted May 21, 2003:

• Kids' Backpacks May Not Cause Back Pain After All

Posted January 16, 2003:

• Depression And Chronic Pain Linked In Stanford Study; May Influence Diagnosis And Treatment

Posted October 28, 2002:

• Brain Study Of Back Pain Sufferers Yields Intriguing Results; Scans Show Amplified Pain Signals In Patients With Back Pain Of Unknown Origin

Posted September 10, 2002:

• Queen's Invention Connects Brain Functioning To Limb Control; Pilot Project For Stroke Victims To Begin This Fall

Posted August 1, 2002:

• UCSF Orthopedic Surgeons Test Artificial Back Disc

Posted December 19, 2001:

• Stanford Spine Expert Offers Relief From Common Back Pain

Posted July 20, 2001:

• Fly Fishermen Suffer Same Maladies As Other Weekend Warriors

Posted May 22, 2001:

• Botulinum Toxin Injections May Ease Low Back Pain

Posted April 18, 2001:

• Duke Orthopedic Surgeon Bucks Conventional Wisdom; Develops Surgical Approach For Broken Collarbones

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