I’m not the best at identifying my own pain. In fact, I’m pretty great at ignoring it; in high school, I played through the end of one soccer season with both of my ankles sprained (what were my ...

BOSTON (CBS) - Sitting in front of a computer all day can literally be a pain in the neck. Researchers at San Francisco State University found that computer work can cause neck strain and a variety of ...

How often do you find yourself immersed on your phone, only to realize that your neck is stiff from looking down for a prolonged period of time? Aside from the immediate cracking of your spine popping ...

Working remotely has become a more common way of life over the last few years. Those of us who were already racking up hours of screentime every day might be at our computers even more often now, ...

Social media is calling it "tech neck" -- the hunched over position that is common when you're on your computer at work or scrolling on your phone. Experts have a surprising and easy way to help you ...

With roughly 80% of jobs being sedentary, often requiring several hours of sitting stooped in front of a computer screen, neck pain is a growing occupational hazard. Smartphones and other devices have ...

Many people slouch or strain their necks while working at the computer. A new study shows how jutting the head forward to read more closely compresses the neck and leads to neck and shoulder problems.

Bad posture does not just make you less appealing, but also weakens your back muscles and causes a neck hump too. Bad posture also contributes to the stress you fell in your body. Findithealth.com may ...

If you’ve ever finished a long day hunched over a laptop or scrolling on your phone and felt a dull, nagging ache creep from your neck to the back of your head, you’re not alone. Many young ...

Posture plays a huge role in correcting back and neck pain. Having good, correct posture allows the spine and its surrounding muscles to strengthen therefore alleviating acute and chronic pain as well ...