From Natural History to IS-GROWTH: ISICO’s New Tool to Predict and Communicate the Evolution of Idiopathic Scoliosis
Understanding the natural history of idiopathic scoliosis—how…
ISICO sets a record at the SOSORT Congress: here are the final two studies nominated for the AWARD
Once again this year, ISICO stands out at the international…
Adult scoliosis and fracture risk: a frequently overlooked connection
In elderly patients, the fracture risk is often attributed solely…
SOSORT AWARD 2025: two of the four competing ISICO studies
Among the 12 studies submitted and accepted as oral presentations…
Is scoliosis harmed by high-impact sports?
Periodically, ISICO launches the "Concorsetto," an initiative…
SEAS: A New Study Demonstrates Its Greater Effectiveness Compared to Other Methods
The SEAS approach, developed over 20 years ago by ISICO in Italy,…
The spine lengthens while walking: our new study confirms a unique physiological phenomenon
A recent study conducted by the Polytechnic University of Milan…
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Osteoporosis after 65: what does research really say about physical activity?
/0 Comments/in News /by Utenza EditorWhen it comes to osteoporosis, the recommendation to “stay physically active” is now widely recognised. Fragility fractures of the hip, spine and wrist are among the leading causes of loss of independence in people over 65. But what scientific evidence supports the effectiveness of physical activity in preventing osteoporosis and its consequences? A systematic review […]