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Back pain

Back pain (also known as "dorsalgia") is pain felt in the back that usually originates from themuscles, nerves, bones, joints or other structures in the spine. Read More

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Australia's Shane Watson plays a shot during the first day of a warm up match against Indian Board President's XI in the northern Indian city of Chandigarh September 25, 2010. Australia will play their first test cricket match against India in Mohali on O
Shane Watson is Back to Captain Australia in the Finals

By IBTimes AU

Captain Michael Clarke went out of the team due to back pains. Shane Watson, who has fully recovered, is back in the game to captain team Australia during the finals. (Feb 26)

MORE TOPICS: AUSTRALIA, INDIA

Gerard Butler speaks after watching the Diesel Black Gold Spring/Summer 2012 show during New York Fashion Week, September 13, 2011.
Scottish Actor Gerard Butler in Rehab For Substance Abuse

By IBTimes UK

Scottish actor Gerard Butler has reportedly checked into a rehab facility following his growing dependence on prescription pills (mainly painkillers), which he used to tackle his back pain. (Feb 24)

MORE TOPICS: CALIFORNIA, ADDICTION

Top 10 to Manage Ankylosing Spondylitis

By Women Fitness

The treatment of ankylosing spondylitis typically involves the use of medications to reduce inflammation and/or suppress immunity to stop progression of the disease, physical therapy, and exercise. Physical therapy and exercise help improve posture, spine mobility, and lung capacity. (Feb 24)

Patients share some of the blame for often demanding that doctors do something, anything, to make them feel better, said Shannon Brownlee, senior research fellow at the New America Foundation and author of the book "Overtreated: Why Too Much Medicine
Stemming the Tide of Overtreatment in U.S. Healthcare

By Reuters

A leading group of U.S. doctors is trying to tackle the costly problem of excessive medical testing, hoping to avoid more government intervention in how they practice. (Feb 16)

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Rehab In Motion Releases DVDs for At-Home Physical Therapy

By IBTimes AU

People who are in need of Physical Therapy could now have instant access to it at home through the DVDs released by Rehab In Motion which showcases at-home physical therapy. (Feb 15)

Heart Attack Grill
Heart Attack Grill Lives up to its Name, Puts Man in Hospital

By IBTimes

One man learned the hard way that the "Triple Bypass Burger" at Las Vegas' Heart Attack Grill is no joke after he ended up in the hospital. (Feb 15)

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Serena Williams falls in pain on the ground
Women Feel Pain More than Men: Study

By IBTimes

A new study suggests that women may feel pain more intensely than men do. (Jan 24)

MORE TOPICS: FLORIDA, ARTHRITIS

A sticker to support proposition 19, a measure to legalize marijuana in the state of California, is seen on a power pole in San Francisco
Ron Paul and Medical Marijuana: Top 10 Medical Marijuana Strains and Types

By IBTimes

There are already as many as 15 U.S. states that allow patients the use of marijuana, as a legal substitute, to manage their pain and advocates fighting to legalize, regulate and tax cannabis claim they are now near victory. (Jan 21)

MORE TOPICS: AFGHANISTAN, CALIFORNIA, AIDS

Peter Dinklage
Dwarf Tossing: The Genetics behind Dwarfism

By IBTimes

Dwarf tossing, a barroom attraction where revelers throw padded-down dwarfs, got notoriety during the Golden Globes Sunday after actor Peter Dinklage mentioned British little person Martin Henderson who in October was picked up, dropped and severely injured in an attack outside a pub. (Jan 17)

Ghulam Azam, former chief of Jamaat-e-Islami party, waves to the media after a court sent him to jail in Dhaka
Bangladeshi War Crimes Suspect Denied Bail, Placed in Prison

By Reuters

Azam is suspected of having committed war crimes during Bangladesh’s war of independence forty years ago. (Jan 11)

MORE TOPICS: PAKISTAN, COURT, INDIA, ARTHRITIS

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