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Bathing in warm water reduces muscle pain.Turmeric has anti-inflammatory properties which give instant relief from neck pain. In today’s digital era, with prolonged screen time becoming the norm in households, health issues like neck…

There are several factors that can increase the risk of developing head and neck cancer. The most well-known ones are tobacco and alcohol consumption. But there are other factors too, like spending too much time in…

Last Updated: July 22, 2023, 14:59 ISTThe 33-year-old bodybuilder broke his neck while trying to squat-press 210-kilogram weight with a single spotter behind him at a gym in Bali. (Image/Instagram)In a video that surfaced on social media,…

<!-- -->The accident took place in while trainer trying a squat press with the barbell on his shoulders in gym.Bali:  A 33-year-old Indonesian fitness influencer, Justyn Vicky died after a barbell he was trying to lift broke his neck.…

Isco claims Aston Villa sporting director Monchi 'grabbed him by the neck' and 'assaulted him' at SevillaIsco claims he confronted Monchi after he leaked false reports to the pressMonchi then allegedly 'grabbed Isco by his…

Diana Penty showed up at Zuhair Murad's Paris Haute Couture show wearing a stunning metallic gown. (Images: Instagram)Diana Penty recently shared her breathtaking photos from the Paris Haute Couture Show, radiating alluring glitz in a…

Kevin Spacey told a man he met in a pub to "be cool, be cool" as he kissed his neck and grabbed his crotch just hours after meeting him, a court has heard.The alleged victim told police officers that when he moved Spacey away,…

Opioid pain-relieving medicines are not more effective than a placebo in relieving acute back and neck pain and may even cause harm, according to a world-first trial led by the University of Sydney. The researchers say this is proof that…

A representational image of medicines can be seen. — Pixabay/FileA new study published this week has revealed that the widely prescribed medicines for back pain may not benefit people as "it has no efficacy in reducing pain".Opioids…

Opioids are ineffective treatments for back and neck pain, a new study shows.Prescription painkillers that have hooked millions of Americans over the past two decades have been shown to be no more effective at reducing neck and lower back…