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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. . .

Whether you’re seeking guidance on managing back pain, understanding surgical procedures, or exploring the latest advancements in spinal care, our blog offers expert advice and valuable resources to empower you on your journey to a healthier spine.

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How Weather Changes in Fall Affect Back and Joint Pain

The shift into fall brings cool air, shorter days, and new routines. For many people, it also brings noticeable changes in how their bodies feel. It is common for stiffness. . .

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Skeletons and Spines: A Halloween Reminder of Strength

October often brings images of skeletons into focus, whether in decorations, costumes, or seasonal displays. While these are symbols of the holiday, they can also serve as a quiet reminder. . .

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Celebration of What Holds Us Up

The spine is one of the most remarkable parts of the human body. Made up of bones, joints, and discs, it forms the backbone of our ability to move, bend,. . .

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Thank You for Joining Us at the Pink Out Game!

At Nebraska Spine Hospital, community means everything to us. That’s why we want to take a moment to thank each of you who joined us for the Pink Out Omaha. . .

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Nebraska Spine Hospital Partners with the Omaha Supernovas to Champion Health and Teamwork

Nebraska Spine Hospital is thrilled to announce an exciting partnership with the Omaha Supernovas, Omaha’s professional women’s volleyball team! This sponsorship represents more than just support for a local sports. . .

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Meet Dr. John Hain, Surgeon at Nebraska Spine Hospital

Dr. John Hain’s educational and professional background is a testament to his commitment to excellence as a surgeon. His long and dedicated educational path in medicine prepared him to address. . .