NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Computers may be more than a proverbial pain in the neck; using them for extended periods may actually cause or aggravate neck pain, at least in teenage schoolkids. Among ...

The typical average adult head weighs approximately 10-12 pounds. But did you know that bending it forward at a 45-degree angle to look at a cellphone or tablet can dramatically increase your chances ...

If you work in an office, then you likely spend a lot of time sitting at your desk for hours at a time. This means that you probably get occasional neck pain caused by constantly craning your neck to ...

Tech neck syndrome involves neck pain and stiffness due to tilting your head forward for a long time while using electronic devices. Physical therapy and reduced device use may slow down its ...

No sweat, no sneakers, no standing. The latest wellness craze skips the squats and goes straight to the floor. “Adult tummy time” is taking the internet by storm, with fans claiming the face-down ...

If you're constantly staring at a computer screen or looking down at a phone, then you're probably straining more than your eyes. You might also be dealing with "tech neck." Tech neck happens when the ...

That familiar morning stiffness in your neck, or the sharp twinge when you turn your head—we've all been there, and here's the reassuring truth: neck pain is incredibly common and almost always ...

I can’t remember a time when my neck and shoulders actually felt good. My family got our first computer when I was in middle school, and after a right-of-passage teenage debate with my parents, I got ...

Neck pain ranks among the most common physical complaints, affecting up to 70% of adults at some point during their lives. This prevalence creates a challenging dilemma: how to distinguish between ...