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Football Season & Your Spine: Why Your Couch Setup Might Be the Real MVP

Football Season & Your Spine: Why Your Couch Setup Might Be the Real MVP

Football season means Sunday marathons, game-day snacks, and hours parked on the couch cheering for your team. But here's something most fans don't think about: how you sit during the. . .

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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. . .

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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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How Travel Can Affect Your Spine

As travel plans pick up heading into summer, many people spend more time sitting in cars, airplanes, or buses. While travel can be exciting and something to look forward to,. . .

Nebraska Spine Hospital News

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Meet Our Doctors

With National Doctors’ Day just around the corner, we wanted to compile all of our surgeon’s education and achievements in one place. Read all about our surgeons below and don’t. . .

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Meet Dr. Chase Woodward

Join us in welcoming Chase Woodward, MD, MPH, the newest orthopaedic spine surgeon here at Nebraska Spine Hospital. He is a fellowship trained and Board Eligible Member of the American. . .

Is your pain worth a trip to the doctor?

It can be a panic-inducing scenario: pain in your back, causing you to feel incapacitated – maybe even helpless. The sudden pain came out of nowhere and you’re worried it. . .