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The ISICO study entitled “Geographic, Personal and Clinical…
Returning to sport after scoliosis surgery: when and why physical activity is part of the treatment
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SEAS in France: Training Where We Once Went to Learn
For the first time, at the end of January, SEAS — our exercise-based…
From Patient to Physiotherapist: Simone's Story
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Scoliosis and height: how much does spinal curvature affect stature?
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Is a Heavy School Backpack Really Bad for Your Back?
/0 Comments/in News /by Utenza EditorAt the start of every school year, the weight of school backpacks becomes a concern for many parents. Can a heavy backpack damage the back, alter posture or contribute to spinal problems? A recent study published in the European Spine Journal examined 65 healthy schoolchildren under different loading conditions: without a backpack, with a load of 10–15% […]