Back pain after eating could be due to a potentially dangerous health condition or simply due to a bad posture.
Back Pain Treatment: One Exercise Can Help Ease The Symptoms
Back pain is a common ailment that is suffered by both men and women from different parts of the world. Certain factors cause back pain. At the same time, there are ways on how to ease it. One of these is a specific exercise.
The Best Exercises One Can Perform At Home To Help Ease Back Pain
Back pain is characterized by either a dull ache or a sharp and searing pain. Four in five adults have been known to suffer from back pain at least once in their lives. If you are among those with this problem, you would want to know the best home exercise that can help ease the pain.
5 Effective Workouts For a Healthy Spine
Practice these exercises to maintain good spine health.
Treat Chronic Back Pain: Diet Changes You Need To Make
There are some diet changes that you need to make to help treat chronic back pain.
Doctors Left Epidural Needle Buried In Woman’s Spine 14 Years Ago
A woman in Florida who endured back pain for 14 years after giving birth has discovered part of an epidural needle embedded in her spine.
How Yoga Can Help Cure Lower Back Pain
A new study published this week found yoga can cure back pain as effectively as physical therapy. We take a look at some of the yoga poses which will help in treating chronic lower back pain.
Space Travel Shrinks And Weakens Spinal Muscles
Back pain in astronauts who have undertaken lengthy sojourns in low-gravity is caused by atrophying paraspinal muscles, a NASA-funded study has revealed.
Lower Back Pain Will Affect Your Livelihood [VIDEO]
Around the world, the number one reason for work disability is back pain and the problems it can cause.
Skechers Pays $40 Million Settlement In Lawsuit Against Kim Kardashian Endorsed Shape-Ups
Kim Kardashian will no longer be endorsing Skechers' Shape-ups fitness shoes. A lawsuit against the company has resulted in a $40 million settlement along with the company no longer being able to make health-related claims about their Shape-Ups, Tone-Ups, and the Skechers Resistance Runner athletic shoes.
Stendra, Potential Viagra Alternative, Gets FDA Approval
Stendra, the first new drug to enter the erectile dysfunction market in nearly a decade, aims to become the new Viagra alternative after receiving approval from the Food and Drug Administration.
Former Ukraine PM Tymoshenko's Health Reportedly Failing In Prison
Jailed former prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko continues a hunger strike to protest prison abuse while doctors say she also suffers from a chronic back condition that is unable to be treated in Ukraine.
Study Dampens Hopes For Steroid Replacement In Treating Back, Leg Pain
For sciatica patients, the genetically engineered pain medicine etanercept is no better at treating leg and lower back pain than traditional steroid injections, according to a new study.
Ryan O'Neal Has Prostate Cancer: Prognosis And Facts About The Disease
Actor Ryan O'Neal revealed he has stage 4 prostate cancer, although his doctors are optimistic that he will overcome the disease.
Arthritis Drugs: Side Effects Of Shelved Medication Include Bone Decay, Joint Deterioration
On Monday, March 12, Pfizer Inc., Johnson & Johnson and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals will argue that they should continue to study the drug, while taking the necessary safety precautions to protect their patients. Two years ago a series experiments to develop a new prescription drug that would successfully alleviate the pain caused by arthritis conducted by some of the world’s biggest pharmaceutical companies were put on hold by the United States’ Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
Stemming the Tide of Overtreatment in U.S. Healthcare
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.
Heart Attack Grill Lives up to its Name, Puts Man in Hospital
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.
Women Feel Pain More than Men: Study
A new study suggests that women may feel pain more intensely than men do.
Ron Paul and Medical Marijuana: Top 10 Medical Marijuana Strains and Types
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.
Dwarf Tossing: The Genetics behind Dwarfism
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.
Bangladeshi War Crimes Suspect Denied Bail, Placed in Prison
Azam is suspected of having committed war crimes during Bangladesh’s war of independence forty years ago.
Roger Federer Suffering from Back Pain
The Swiss star says he should be fit for the Australian Open.
Ukrainian President Allows Tymoshenko to Leave Jail for Treatment
Despite mounting pressure from the U.S. and the European Union, Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych has insisted on keeping former Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko imprisoned on a conviction of power abuse.
Heart Attack Grill Opens its Greasy Doors in Las Vegas
The Heart Attack Grill opened up its doors in Las Vegas, Nevada this week with menu items like the Quadruple Bypass Burger, Fries (cooked in pure lard) and Butterfat Milkshakes.
IndyCar Racer Dan Wheldon Dies in Blazing Car Crash at Las Vegas [VIDEO]
IndyCar driver Dan Wheldon died from severe injuries Sunday in a blazing 15-car crash at Las Vegas Motor Speedway caught on video when his car flew over another on lap 13 and smashed into the wall just outside turn two in the Las Vegas Indy 300, the final race of the IndayCar season.
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