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Orthopedics & Spine

Chronic and acute back pain exercises to keep you moving

A typical reaction to an aching back is to avoid movement. But activity will help more than bedrest.

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Family

Tips for safer playdates in the age of COVID-19

Are playdates OK? A Vanderbilt expert gives advice on safety during the pandemic.

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Health Topics

How to get rid of a tension headache — or prevent one from beginning

Headaches are frustratingly common. A Vanderbilt neurologist explains tension headaches, possible causes and promising treatment options.

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Wellness

Q&A: Caring for stitches

Don't try removing your own sutures, and other good advice on caring for stitches.

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