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Do poor postures cause scoliosis?
/0 Comments/in News, Scoliosis in depth /by Utenza EditorParents often ask us: “My child often stands crooked or sits with a curved back – could this lead to scoliosis?” According to the most recent scientific research, the answer is no: scoliosis does not develop as a result of poor posture. Several scientific studies have observed that some young people with scoliosis tend to […]