Posture Improvement Is The Cure For Chronic Back Pain

The number one cause of back and neck pain is not overdoing it with a sport, workout or household chore but rather poor standing or sitting posture.

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•NSC Celebrates National Safety Month in June •Red Flag For Repetitive Stress Injuries Identified For First Time In Humans •Chronic Pain Up Almost 40 Percent Among U.S. Workers in Past Decade But Most Employees in Pain Still Go to Work •Danger Signals: Work-Related Accidents Kill - Injure Millions Each Year •Is Your Child's Backpack Making the Grade? Physical Therapists Offer Tips to Lighten the Load on Children's Backs •Good Business The Top Benefit of Successful Workplace Safety and Health Programs •Employees Who Long Work Hours, Too Many Consecutive Work Days Run Risk Of Ergonomics-Related Injuries •Aerobic Dancing And Your Tootsies •Don't Let Your Back Get "Out of Whack": Smart Tips for Attacking Weeds and Leaves •Quick Tips for Safer Snow-Shoveling •Shape up Before You Pack it up: Wise Backpack Usage •Ergonomics Tips To Prevent Eye Strain •Prevent Back Pain Caused by Backpack Misuse •Fall Is Here; Tread Carefully! •I Am NOT Tiger Woods •Snow Fall Could Mean Injuries: Take Precaution •Staying Injury-Free This Winter •Get in Shape to Tackle Your Yard This Fall •Ergonomic Tips to Help You Prevent Repetitive Motion Injuries • How To Prevent Snow Shoveling From Being a Pain in the Back • Labor Day CheckList Can Help You Prevent Low-Back Injuries Year-Round • Strategies for Tackling the "Biggest Workplace Health Problem Today"