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4,000 Years Ago, Nubian Women Were Carrying Loads—and Babies—Using Head Straps
An analysis of 30 ancient skeletons from Sudan reveals that around 4,000 years ago, women were using tumplines—head straps ...
Becker's Spine Review6h
8 spine, orthopedic studies to know
From findings on cervical disc replacement to total knee replacement, Becker’s reported on eight spine and orthopedic studies ...
Medical Dialogues11h
Prolonged Steroid Use in RA tied to Spine Complications,Warns New Study
Netherlands: A new study published in Clinical Rheumatology has highlighted the risks associated with prolonged ...
The Outer Banks Voice11h
Examination finds blunt force trauma in whale that washed up in Corolla
On Friday April 11, a necropsy was performed on a dead juvenile female humpback that washed into the beach north of Shad Street in Corolla on Thursda ...
WTKR4h
Humpback whale in Corolla likely died from blunt force trauma, necropsy indicates
The humpback whale seen drifting close to shore in Corolla likely died from blunt force trauma, officials with Jennette's Pier told WTKR News 3 Monday.
The New England Journal of Medicine12d
Hemangioma of Cervical Vertebras with Spinal-Cord Compression
Myelocompression by hemangioma of the cervical vertebral bodies is particularly unusual. Since early recognition and prompt treatment save the patient from disability due to paraplegia or ...
VietNamNet13d
Young people damage their cervical spine from smartphone overuse
The use of smartphones for a long time has led to 'tech neck', causing a hunched cervical spine and even spinal cord damage.