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National Spine Health Foundation: Should you get a second opinion on spine surgery?

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Patient Stories: Judy S.

Judy Shoemaker is not your average grandmother. She’s a professor of doctoral research, a participant in the local music community, and a volunteer with Therapy

Don’t take this pain medicine for your back pain

This blog is excerpted from a Best Life article, written by Laura Gray on April 11, 2021. If you suffer from lower back pain, you’re probably

Signs of Vitamin D Deficiency

This blog is excerpted from a U.S. News & World Report article written by Ruben Castaneda and Vanessa Caceres on April 5, 2021. There are two types

Arching Your Back… Good or Bad?

This blog is excerpted from a Healthline article by Marjorie Hecht on March 23, 2021 about arching back. Everyone’s back has some degree of arch

Patient Stories: Christopher F.

Bonati Spine Institute patient Dr. Christopher Forsee has dealt with sciatica periodically as he aged. This is common as approximately 80% of people in the

THE FIVE COMPONENTS OF A HEALTHY SPINE

This blog is excerpted from the National Spine Health Foundation article titled “Spine Anatomy: What is a Healthy Spine?” A healthy spine is a critical

The Two WORST Exercises For Your Spine

This blog is excerpted from a Well + Good article written by Rachel Lapidos on August 5, 2020. Spine specialists learn everything they can relating to

Patient Stories: Carolann P.

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Burning Sensation in the Upper Back

Are you in pain?Click Here! This blog is excerpted from Healthline, medically reviewed by Cynthia Cobb, DNP, APRN, WHNP-BC, FAANP and written by Valencia Higuera

Do You Have Buttock Pain When You Sit?

This blog is excerpted from a Medical News Today article. People spend a lot of time sitting down. There are many reasons a person may

National Spine Health Foundation: The Benefits of Swimming

This blog is excerpted from two National Spine Health Foundation articles: Swimming as Exercise: Cross-Training and Rehabilitation, and Aquatic Physical Therapy: Why It May Be

Patient Stories: Danease E.

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Florida: A Major Battleground For Orthopedics

This blog is excerpted from a Becker’s Spine Review article, written on January 27, 2021, by Alan Condon. Florida’s population boom, tax-friendly nature and aging

Understanding Spinal Arthritis

The blog is excerpted from VeryWell Heath, written by Ashley Braun, MPH, RD on January 25, 2021. We often get questions about arthritis, and if

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