Around a month ago, I ran a 5K and followed it with a full-body dumbbell workout. Halfway through a set of renegade rows, I felt something go in my back. It didn't hurt too much immediately, but it ...

If you’re suffering from low back pain or have grappled with it in the past, you’re not alone. As many as 577 million people globally experienced low back pain in 2017, a 2020 study cited by the ...

“Unfortunately, I’ve had to sit back and quietly watch my ex run my name through the mud, sharing songs on social media that ...

My new truck has a massive screen but a dumb assistant, so I dusted off my Echo Auto and tested just how well Alexa+ works on ...

I stay in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. I usually work in warehouses, but I'm supposed to be going back to school in January to learn welding. And I'm a dad. I've got two daughters. One is about to turn two ...

It’s the midway point of the city’s annual marathon, 13 miles to go, when I detect a slight tightening in my back. I quickly add the sensation to the list of twinges to monitor: possible blister on ...

Avoid a world of hurt with these four tips. By Jancee Dunn As I write this, I’m wearing a large heating pad on my back like a cape. Why? Because when I parked my car at the grocery store, I made the ...

In 2001, I attended San Diego State University in Southern California. I enjoyed myself there. The beaches were beautiful, the weather was great, and there was lots of fun to be had. Occasionally, my ...

Back pain is common and complicated. But altering your workout to build control and stability can help prevent it. Credit...Cole Barash for The New York Times Supported by By Rachel Fairbank The past ...

I've always carried my wallet in my back right pants pocket, probably because my dad does it that way. I usually carry a handkerchief in my left back pocket. Pants that are not jeans, depending upon ...