Back Pain

The spinal condition is more common among people in their 50s and older

Hypothesized, but evidence not as clear until now

Reddit posts reference a spinal condition called spondylolisthesis

Fair and useful performance measures help ensure more appropriate treatment

Not so stomach-safe after all?

Findings from new study raise the bar

Carefully structured run-walk program proves mettle in small trial

While imperfect relative to human experts, system might still be clinically useful

Randomized trial suggests usual practice is wasteful

Adds to 14-week results that powered FDA approval for non-radiographic axial spondyloarthritis

Conversations between primary care physicians and older patients often "challenging"

Many patients never know for sure what they have, study suggests

Big European study removes any doubt; next question is why the difference?

New techniques and high-quality care make all the difference for recovery