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Managing vs. resolving your lower back pain; What does this mean to you, the patient?

Medically speaking, we’re treating lower back pain all wrong according to an opinion piece in Medpage today.

Beyond crunches; proven exercises to develop a strong core and reduce the likelihood of lower back pain.

Resolving your lower back pain requires more than applying a treatment or ordering tests; here’s why.

A new study suggests treating acute lower back pain with NSAIDs and steroids will increase the risk of chronic pain later on.

Lower back pain after deadlift.

Why most hip, knee and lower back pain must be evaluated and treated as one condition.

FOX News with Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Marc Siegel’s on Opioids; Use anything but Opioids.

Is your old ankle injury causing knee, hip, and back problems years later?

Summer Back Pain Prevention with the right footwear