SOSORT 2026 kicks off: ISICO contributes 23 studies and shares new research highlights
The international SOSORT 2026 Congress opened on April 29 in…
Bending, lifting, sitting: what you should really know about back pain
A large study published in JAMA Network Open and conducted…
Do poor postures cause scoliosis?
Parents often ask us: “My child often stands crooked or sits…
From measurement to meaning: ISICO’s Award-Nominated research at SOSORT 2026
When the international scoliosis community gathers in Turin,…
Brace adherence Influenced by geographic and personal factors: ISICO study published in children
The ISICO study entitled “Geographic, Personal and Clinical…
Returning to sport after scoliosis surgery: when and why physical activity is part of the treatment
For an adolescent, the prospect of undergoing spinal surgery…
SEAS in France: Training Where We Once Went to Learn
For the first time, at the end of January, SEAS — our exercise-based…
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Back pain and menopause: why posture changes after 50 and how to protect your spine
/0 Comments/in News /by Utenza EditorWe often tend to think of scoliosis as a condition linked exclusively to adolescence, those growing years when parents constantly reminded us to “stand up straight”. However, there is a lesser-known yet very common reality: scoliosis that appears or worsens in adulthood, often during a delicate stage such as menopause. If, after the age of […]