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Office Face-Time: Patients vs EHR

Patients rate their care lower the more the doctor looks at a computer screen using an EHR system, according to […]

Neck pain affects neck motion, and motion issues (kinematics) can affect pain. A recent study looked at “relationships between altered

Some recent studies are questioning the effectiveness of drug use for pain, while another looked effectiveness of managing pain with

“Clinicians need to consider asymmetrical trunk rotation movement patterns based on shoulder pelvic coordination in subjects with low back pain

Tips for Cueing Exercise Effectively One of the first things I say when doctors and trainers ask me to explain

Attention on the dramatic health hazards of sitting for cardiovascular and diabetes risk has rocketed since this year’s landmark study

October is Healthy Aging Month Are you paying attention to what’s happening with your posture? It’s one way others judge

How attitude & posture can change how you feel about aging…and how you age Attitude may not quite be everything…but

Even an hour a week of moderate exercise can reduce mortality by 22% in people 60 and older. More and more studies are

Which problem is worse: Reprogramming the human brain to need a device or the explosion of clinical posture problems from

The Genetic Reality of the Placebo Effect Recent studies on placebos are casting new light on the mind-body contribution of

Which Is Better for Shoulder Impingement Syndrome? Military hospital studies are great for comparing similar patients, which is why I