Back pain has become anonymous with a fast paced urban life.So much so that some experts say that around 40% of the population could be a victim of excruciating backache that compromises their quality of life.        

Brandon Bernstein has posted a pair of Top Fuel victories and made three final rounds at Heartland Park Topeka. But Bernstein is having zero fun this weekend in the NHRA Kansas Nationals, and it has nothing do with racing.

Back pain affects millions of Americans every year, leading to lost productivity, loss of income and less enjoyment of life. It is one of the most common reasons that people seek out a doctor. Back pa

Taking antibiotics could relieve symptoms of chronic lower back pain, according to a new study.

With a new study finding that physical activity makes people more likely to recover from chronic back pain, Yourwellness Magazine took a closer look at main causes of back pain, and what readers can do when they suffer with the problem. (PRWeb May 16, 2013) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2013/5/prweb10721599.htm

Conventional treatments are typically ineffective in cases of chronic back pain, so people often spend much of their savings on risky surgeries, or on merely surviving in pain; however, a new study says on average 40% of patients with chronic back pain may be cured with a course of antibiotics rather than surgeries. More importantly, with the Thermobalancing therapy and Dr. Allen’s Device ...

ROME (AP) — Back pain forced Andy Murray to retire midway through his second-round match at the Italian Open on Wednesday. He may have to sit out the French Open, too.

ROME (AP) — Andy Murray retired from his second-round match with Spanish opponent Marcel Granollers at the Italian Open on Wednesday with lower back pain and considers himself doubtful for the French Open.

With the proliferation of computer technology tying workers to their seats, Esther Gokhale has been teaching people about basic posture to avoid back pain.

For nearly half of all chronic back pain sufferers, s simple course of antibiotics may cure about 40% of patients with chronic back pain, researchers from the University of Southern Denmark and the University of Birmingham, England, reported in the European Spine Journal. Neurologists are describing this breakthrough as “the stuff of Nobel Prizesâ€�. The...  [Read More...]