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  • Person sitting on the edge of a bed with feet on the floor before standing, back uprightPain Science

    Lower Back Pain in the Morning: Why It Is Worst When You Wake

    If your lower back is worst when you wake up, it is often stiffness after hours of lying still. See the common causes, whether your mattress matters, a 3-minute wake-up routine, and when morning pain points to something else.

    8 min readGolden Simons, DPT
  • physical therapist and patient seated across from each other, taking notes and discussing a back problemPain Science

    How to Describe Your Pain to a Physio, and What to Ask

    Not sure what to tell your physio? Learn the words and details that help, what to mention first, what to bring, and the questions to ask, with a printable checklist you can take to your first appointment.

    8 min readEditorial Team
  • Side view of a person typing with straight wrists, forearms level and keyboard at thigh heightEveryday life

    Carpal Tunnel at the Keyboard: Desk Changes That Help

    Tingling hands at the keyboard? See how carpal tunnel differs from general wrist strain, what the research says about typing, which desk changes may help, and when it is worth getting tested.

    8 min readDr. Jossy Onwude, MD
  • Person taking a good bed restPain Science

    Is Bed Rest Bad for Back Pain? What to Do Instead

    When your back hurts, bed rest feels safe, but long rest is not recommended. See what the research says, how long to rest, which gentle moves to start with, and which warning signs mean get checked first.

    9 min readGolden Simons, DPT
  • Person following an exercise video on a  laptopEveryday life

    Physio, App or YouTube: Which to Use and When

    Unsure whether to see a physical therapist, try an exercise app or watch YouTube? See what the research says about each, the red flags that mean see a clinician first, and a simple way to decide.

    9 min readEditorial Team
  • A runner running a marathon despite having runner's kneePain Science

    Runner's Knee vs IT Band Syndrome: How to Tell the Difference

    Pain at the front of your knee or on the outside? Compare runner's knee and IT band syndrome side by side, see why they overlap, learn the hip-strength fix they share, and know when to get your knee checked.

    9 min readGolden Simons, DPT
  • Lady complaining about frequent neck pain after work everydayPain Science

    Neck Pain at the End of the Workday: Causes and What to Do

    If your neck aches by the end of the workday, it is usually load plus stillness. See what causes it, what the research says helps (strengthening more than stretching), a simple 3-step fix and when to see a provider.

    9 min readGolden Simons, DPT
  • Healthcare worker in scrubs leaning toward a wall due to back painPain Science

    Back and Foot Pain on Long Shifts: A Guide for Nurses and Healthcare Workers

    Long shifts take a toll on your back and feet. See why, what the research says about lifting equipment, micro-breaks, stretching and footwear, and a simple routine for 12-hour shifts, plus when to get medical help.

    9 min readDr. Jossy Onwude, MD
  • Woman holding a barbell on her shoulder and lowering to the ground with her back straight for a squatLife stages

    Strength Training in Your 40s and 50s: Where to Start

    Strength training is generally safe and useful from your 40s on. Learn how to start with two short sessions a week, four simple moves, joint-friendly swaps, who should check with a provider first, and when to get help.

    11 min readGolden Simons, DPT
  • Person with Piriformis syndrome stretching to get reliefPain Science

    Sciatica vs Piriformis Syndrome: How to Tell the Difference

    Buttock and leg pain can be sciatica from the spine or piriformis syndrome from a deep buttock muscle. See how the clues differ, why piriformis syndrome is a contested diagnosis, what helps, and when to get urgent care.

    9 min readGolden Simons, DPT
  • Parent lifting a baby into the airEveryday life

    How to Lift and Carry a Baby Without Hurting Your Back

    Lifting and carrying a baby many times a day can strain your back. Learn the safest way to lift, hinge and carry, what to look for in a carrier, small daily habits that help, and when back pain needs a provider.

    11 min readGolden Simons, DPT
  • A person on GLP-1 medication taking a runMovement

    Do You Lose Muscle on GLP-1 Drugs, and Can Exercise Stop It?

    Some of the weight lost on GLP-1 drugs is lean mass. See what STEP 1, SURMOUNT-1 and other studies show, what exercise can and cannot do, and where the evidence is still uncertain.

    11 min readDr. Jossy Onwude, MD
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