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Electronics are slowly turning humanity into a humpback species. Poor posture is a major contributor to back pain and can even negatively affect our emotions. Fortunately, there’s a an easy way to ...

Let’s face it – most of us spend way too much time sitting at a desk. From long hours hunched over a laptop to endless Zoom meetings that leave you stiff and sore, our bodies are not made for this ...

BOLIVAR, Mo. (KY3) - Whether you spend long hours at your desk or scrolling on your phone, all that time can take its toll on your body if you aren’t watching your posture. “I’m an orthopedic surgeon ...

For many who work in a traditional office, thinking about their posture while sitting at their desk may be a fleeting thought, as desks and chairs often enable workers to keep their feet flat on the ...

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If you’ve been working from home since the pandemic began, you might still turn to the couch or bed as your work space. But, as it turns out, hunching over your computer all day in places that aren’t ...

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Not a day goes past without stories about the risks of working in the modern world. We hear the dangers of too much screen time, working excessive hours, drinking too much coffee, and a battalion of ...

For a better back, avoid these postures -- the slouch, the hip thrust and the banana back, as demonstrated by slouching expert Charlotte Reardon. Annie Wermiel Slouching is nothing to shrug at.