Chronic lower back pain doesn’t just hurt. It also appears to cause thinning of certain regions of the brain, which may lead to cognitive impairments, a study shows.
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Relieving Back Pain May Help the Brain
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Feelings of depression and anxiety following a miscarriage may last for almost three years after the birth of a healthy baby, finds a new study in the British Journal of Psychiatry.
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New research suggests a role for genes in a major cause of persistent low back pain .
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Back Pain May Be Inherited
Immediate imaging with X-rays, CT scans, or MRIs for patients with acute low back pain is not recommended for all patients, according to new guidelines by the American College of Physicians.
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Skip the MRI for Low Back Pain?
Being optimistic, long known to play a role in improving adult health, also appears to make a difference in teens’ mental health and behavior, new research shows.
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Optimism May Protect Teens Against Depression
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