Most Americans will experience back pain at some point — and many times it’s not a result of injury or illness.

Former Bachelor star Lisa Hyde has been rushed to hospital after collapsing at her home. The Aussie TV star shared a photo to Instagram on Tuesday while in a neck brace and lying in a hospital bed ...

If you’ve ever twisted your head and had a pop, crack, or crunch sound coming from your neck, don’t worry, you’re not alone.

Unusual Neck Movement After Trauma Following trauma, if the neck becomes excessively flexible or unstable, it may suggest ligament injury or vertebral fracture. This can pose a direct threat to the ...

How To Fix Tech Neck If you've caught a glimpse of your forward-leaning head in a reflection recently and realized you might have tech neck, don’t worry—we’ve got your back (and, well, neck).

As the ligament becomes thicker, it starts taking up more space and putting pressure on the spinal cord, which leads to myelopathy. The neck portion of the spine is the most common location for OPLL ...

A viral fitness trend in China has stunned viewers worldwide: elderly people hanging by their necks in parks. Popularised in Shenyang by a 57-year-old man seeking relief from neck pain, this ...

This increased pressure on the neck, especially the vertebrae, can cause strain, muscle fatigue, stiffness and soreness, and even microscopic tears in neck muscles and ligaments, resulting in ...

Golden State Warriors guard Gary Payton II has suffered a torn ligament in his left thumb and will be out for three to six weeks, the San Francisco Chronicle reports. Payton played 20 minutes in ...

While cracking your neck might give you a quick sense of relief, doing it regularly without professional guidance can lead to some serious neck health issues.

When your neck gets jarred during an accident, it stretches or even tears these capsular ligaments, causing your vertebrae to move out of place. “Ligamentous injuries are almost always a ...

Poor posture Poor posture strains the muscles and ligaments supporting your neck. Slouching over or spending too much time with your head bent down ("tech neck" from looking at electronic devices) ...