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Health and Wellness | April 17, 2023
New Knee Procedure Helps Athlete Overcome Torn ACL
A young athlete is active again thanks to BEAR, a new knee implant procedure to repair a torn anterior cruciate ligament. Learn about BEAR.
Health and Wellness | June 24, 2022
What Are the Different Types of Back Pain?
Learn the symptoms for sciatica, herniated disc and other back problems and how the type of back pain relates to an injury or condition.
Health and Wellness | May 24, 2022
What Are Common Causes of Back Pain?
Back pain can happen to anyone and is often but not always short lived. Learn the symptoms and when to see a spine specialist.
Health and Wellness | January 11, 2022
8 Tips to Alleviate Back Pain
Eight in 10 adults experience back pain. Exercise, proper posture and weight control can help alleviate back pain. Learn more ways.
Health and Wellness | November 19, 2021
How Serious Are Spine Compression Fractures?
A Scripps orthopedic surgeon explains how compression fracture of the spine is treated, including minimally invasive surgery.
Health and Wellness | August 23, 2021
New Scripps Encinitas Physical Rehabilitation Center Empowers Patients
Scripps’ new physical rehabilitation center in Encinitas is helping patients recover from debilitating injuries/illnesses.
Health and Wellness | February 26, 2021
5 Ways to Lower Your Osteoporosis Risk
Find out how to build stronger bones and reduce your risk of fractures and osteoporosis with tips from Scripps bone health experts.
Health and Wellness | July 31, 2019
What To Know About Sciatica
What is sciatica? Who gets it? How is it treated? A Scripps neurosurgeon explains.
Scripps in the News | June 12, 2019
Marathoner Returns to Competing One Year After Spine Surgery
Sarah Swiss, a spine fusion patient, and Jamieson Glenn, MD, a spine surgeon, discussed the marathoner's recovery after minimally invasive spine surgery.
Health and Wellness | June 4, 2019
What Is The Best Treatment For Back Pain?
How to reduce back pain depends on the severity of the problem. A Scripps orthopedic surgeon explains non-surgical and surgical approaches.