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The human spine is a masterpiece of biological engineering—a flexible, sturdy column of 33 vertebrae designed to support our weight, protect our spinal cord, and allow us to twist, bend, and move. But like any complex mechanical system, things can sometimes shift out of alignment. One of the most common, yet frequently misunderstood, causes of

We often think of our skeletons as solid, unchanging scaffolding. In reality, bone is living tissue, constantly being broken down and rebuilt. But as we age, that delicate balance can shift. For millions, this leads to osteoporosis—a condition where bones become porous, brittle, and alarmingly susceptible to breaks. While hip fractures often get the most

The image of scoliosis in the popular imagination is almost always a middle-schooler in a bulky plastic brace or a teenager undergoing a routine screening in a gym class. For a long time, the medical community treated scoliosis as a “pediatric problem”—something you either “fixed” before adulthood or lived with as a static condition once

If you’ve ever woken up feeling like your lower back has been fused into a question mark overnight, you aren’t alone. Lower back pain (LBP) is a global titan of discomfort, affecting roughly 619 million people worldwide. While we spend plenty of time obsessing over ergonomics at our desks, we often ignore the eight hours we spend