Body Region Posts

animation of head injury causing concussion
Head & Face
Dr Mitchell Evans

Understanding Concussion

A higher emphasis is being placed on concussion injuries, and for good reason. Although the long-term side effects of concussion are yet to be fully understood, traumatic injuries to the brain over short period of time can increase the likelihood of serious implications including neurological impairment and brain bleeding. The world is largely focusing on policies and gold standards towards the management, treatment and prevention of concussions and second impact syndrome (a secondary trauma to the head following a concussion).

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man working on a laptop set-up in home office
Lower Back & Pelvis
Dr Jessica Inman

Home Office Set-Up Improvements

It is very unsettling times currently and a lot of people who are lucky to still have their jobs are even luckier if they can work from home. But is your home office set-up optimal for you body, posture and concentration levels?

Having an ideal desk set-up is hard enough at times without the sudden shift in location due to this pandemic. However, having the right set-up can release pressure from sore shoulders and necks that are already under strain from our heightened levels of stress. Not only can poor ergonomics (work place design/equipment) cause new issues, it can make chronic issues like lower back pain from things such as injury, trauma or osteoarthritis more severe due to this added postural stress and strain.

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photo of woman with sore runner's knee
Knee & Calf
Dr Jessica Inman

Runners Knee? I’m Not a Runner!

You do not have to be a runner to develop runner’s knee. Runner’s knee is just the common name used to describe pain around the patella, more commonly known as the kneecap.

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Business woman considering a sit-stand desk
Lower Back & Pelvis
Dr Becky Hull

Sit-Stand Desks: The Pros and Cons

Should I get a sit-stand desk?

Well, it depends.

The average worker can spend up to 75% of their day in a sitting or reclining posture.

Increased sedentary postures can increase the risk of developing musculoskeletal disorders and chronic diseases such as heart disease, type 2 diabetes and obesity.

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Ten Tips for Back Care

Back pain affects 80% of the population at some time in their life. Here are ten tips on how to avoid hurting your back.

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woman crossing her legs to hold in bladder leakage from weak pelvic floor
Lower Back & Pelvis
Dr Mikahla Callahan

Why Is My Pelvic Floor So Important?

You may have heard a lot of people talk about how important it is to do pelvic floor exercises. But do you actually know exactly what your pelvic floor is and why it is so important for both women and men?   Anatomy of the Pelvic Floor Our pelvis is

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