Truide Torres Jimenez (Brief Bio & Her Personal Message) Driven by the passion of doing what is in the best… Read More
An individual may need to wear a neck brace or cervical collar after cervical spine surgery, or after experiencing a… Read More
Accident/Collisions are seeing a rise and along with those crashes are spinal injuries. What you need to know about: Accident-related… Read More
Part 2 delayed braking reaction time caused by sciatica, we continue with the spinal cord, nerves, and how they communicate… Read More
Research has found that individuals with disc herniation/s can have a delayed braking time when driving. After undergoing surgery these… Read More
Sit-stand desks are coming around, especially with so many of us working from home. Sitting is not a bad thing,… Read More
Fender benders/automobile accidents are the number one cause of spinal cord injuries. Auto accidents have accounted for more than a… Read More
Physical therapy involves both passive and active treatments and is an effective treatment for whiplash, especially combined with other treatments, like… Read More
Back/spine injuries now rank either second or third overall for workplace injury/s. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, every… Read More
Work/Job Ergonomics In today's workforce, many jobs place workers at a higher risk for a back injury. The list is… Read More
Certain jobs or daily activities require us to do the same action over and over again. It can be enjoyable but these… Read More
How RMD's affect the spine Most repetitive motion injuries or RMDs affect the arms and hands. However, they can also… Read More
There are all kinds of tools for all kinds of jobs. However, using the correct tool can mean the difference… Read More
Creating a healthy, safe ergonomic work environment is important to protect your back, neck and whole body. Just by taking… Read More
A Burst Fracture A burst fracture describes an injury to the spine where the vertebrae get compressed severely. These types… Read More