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Sleep and Spine Health: Why Rest Matters More in Summer

Most people think about spine health in the context of movement — how they sit, stand, lift, or exercise. But sleep plays an equally important role in how your spine. . .

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Staying Active This Summer Without Straining Your Spine

Summer is a great time to get moving, and following a few simple summer spine health tips can help you make the most of it. Longer days and warmer weather. . .

hydration and spine health

Why Hydration Matters for Spine Health

As temperatures rise, staying hydrated becomes even more important — not just for overall health, but for your spine as well. While many people associate hydration with energy levels or. . .

gardening without back pain

Gardening Without Back Pain: Spine Support Tips

Gardening is a rewarding way to stay active, enjoy the outdoors, and take care of your home environment. It offers both physical and mental benefits, from gentle movement to time. . .

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Nebraska Spine Hospital Recognized for its Great Neurosurgery and Spine Program

Nebraska Spine Hospital has been named to the “100 Hospitals With Great Neurosurgery and Spine Programs” list by Becker’s Hospital Review. Nebraska Spine Hospital is featured on this list because. . .

Meet Dr. Hain

Dr. John Hain is a board certified and fellowship trained neurosurgeon. Take a look at this video to learn more about his background and what let him to neurosurgery and. . .

Nebraska Spine Hospital explains a herniated disc

What is a herniated disc?

A disc herniates when the outer portion of the disc ruptures and some of the softer disc nucleus material squeezes out. When a herniated disc is bulging out of position. . .