You lean back after a bag, you get out of your chair after three hours of office or you just wake up in the morning — and your back has "caught up." If it happened, you're not alone: back pain is, globally, the health problem that keeps most people away from normal life. Researchers who publish in The Lancet magazine counted 619 million people with back pain in 2020 and estimate 843 million in 2050. Good news: over the last few years, medicine h…
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You lean back after a bag, you get out of your chair after three hours of office or you just wake up in the morning — and your back has "caught up." If it happened, you're not alone: back pain is, globally, the health problem that keeps most people away from normal life. Researchers who publish in The Lancet magazine counted 619 million people with back pain in 2020 and estimate 843 million in 2050. Good news: over the last few years, medicine h…