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The big back pain question: When should you see a doctor?

Learn the difference between when back pain is typical soreness and when you might want to take action.

How to decide whether back surgery is the right route for you

You may have considered back surgery to manage your pain. Here’s what you need to know.

Motion-preserving spinal surgeries can offer better recovery

A spine surgeon explains two procedures that preserve range of motion in the neck.

4 common myths about spine surgery

A spine surgeon dispels misconceptions with truths about back surgery.

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What parents need to know about clubfoot

A pediatric orthopaedic surgeon helps put families at ease about this diagnosis. About 1 or…

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Yoga for neck pain: 7 poses you have to try

Try these 7 poses and breathing exercises to relieve tension and stiffness.

Myth-busting: Running and back pain

Can people with chronic back pain run? The answer may surprise you.

Male hiking in the woods in prosthetic leg

When limb loss leads to persistent pain

Unfortunately, it's not abnormal to experience pain after an amputation. The good news? There are promising new treatments to help those who have lost limbs.

The dangers of diving

Summer brings with it long days on the lake or at the pool — and a heightened risk of traumatic spinal cord injuries. Here’s what you need to know.