Back & Neck Pain May 2012 Archive

While we're on the topic of chiropractic manipulation (see my recent blog post, before this one), I just found out that the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine, which ... Read More

Returning vets and others with back injuries that have resulted in the loss of the use of their legs (and sometimes arms, too) may find it challenging to get out ... Read More

I sometimes get complaints from readers who want more coverage on chiropractic. Some demand to know if I am biased against this form of healing. The short answer is - ... Read More

I wish you a great Memorial Day, - lots of fun without the pain.  And I wish you a safe Memorial Day, as well. If your holiday weekend will be an ... Read More

The design of the human body never ceases to amaze me. As far as the back goes, there's one soft tissue structure that is positioned centrally and has the capacity to ... Read More

Spinal stenosis is closely associated with degenerative arthritis of the spine, and can be very difficult to live with.  As with many other back and neck conditions, diagnosing it early ... Read More

Sadly, the American Pain Foundation closed its doors last week.  I received the following in an email, and it seems that pretty much all the content on their website has ... Read More