Millions of Americans have spines that curve sideways instead of running straight. This condition is called scoliosis, and it’s more common than you might think.

Many people swear by chiropractic adjustments, acupuncture or the classic back massage. Are all of these alternative therapies safe?

Karen Linnell, a physical therapist with 30 years of experience, found herself in a challenging battle between chronic back pain and fears about spine surgery.

Winter weather can bring on all types of cold weather woes from falls on wet, slippery sidewalks to back pain from snow shoveling to dry, itchy, crackly skin. Learn how to prevent these cold weather problems from putting a damper on your winter activities.

Back and neck pain are common problems that many people experience at some point in their lives. The Nebraska Medicine Comprehensive Spine Program makes it easier to find the specialized help you need.

The Nebraska Medicine Comprehensive Spine Program involves a team of spine specialists who work together to create a more comprehensive and coordinated plan of care designed around your needs. Learn more.

Living with a bad back or neck can be painful and discouraging. The range of pain can be minor to debilitating and in severe cases, can lead to loss of movement and even disability.

The Nebraska Medicine Comprehensive Spine Program includes a team of specialists who work together to treat spine issues from the common to the complex including congenital spine disorders, problems of the neck or back due to degeneration or traumatic injury. Learn how they helped Thomas Cooper get back to life as usual again.

Falling is a leading reason people visit the emergency room, and is a leading cause of disability among the elderly. Learn more about how to prevent falls.

The specialists at the Comprehensive Spine Program are trained to treat spine issues from the common to the complex. Learn how spine surgery helped this patient continue competing in Ironman competitions.