Recovery after back pain is a gradual process, and it doesn’t look the same for everyone. Some pain and discomfort are a normal part of healing. However, research shows that up to 10% to 50% of patients report lingering pain…

You may recall being checked for scoliosis by your primary care provider or a school nurse as a child. To screen for this spinal condition, you may have been asked to stand up straight while a nurse or physician checks…

While modern desk jobs certainly have their perks, hours spent staring at a screen and sitting in the same position can also amount to stiffness, muscle strain, and, for some, chronic back pain. In fact, more than half of desk…

If you’re living with sciatic nerve pain, you already know that the deep ache, burning sensation, or sharp shooting pain can be exhausting and may interfere with everything from sleep to walking. According to the American Medical Association, as many…

In a city known for its stars, fashion, and fast cars, it’s easy to forget that Beverly Hills is also a hub for creativity—and that includes music. Whether you're nurturing a young prodigy, dusting off your own musical dreams, or…

Spine surgery recovery is rarely one size fits all. Some people need weeks to months before they begin feeling independent again, while others are able to recover quickly. The “in-between” time is where a caregiver can make a big difference.…

When people think of “spine surgery,” a large incision and a surgeon working directly over the opened spine is most likely what they think of. This approach is essentially the traditional (open) spine surgery, where the surgeon uses a larger…