Using mobile phones was the riskiest screen-based activity, increasing the likelihood of neck pain by 82 percent, the researchers found. The increased odds of neck pain dropped to 23 percent for ...

Looking down at your phone or computer can place strain on your neck and back muscles, with serious long-term effects. Here’s how to fix it ...

LUCKNOW: If you use the mobile phone for more than four hours daily, you could be at the risk of developing a condition called Tech Neck, a condition that can lead to a forward head posture.

According to Craig Voll, clinical assistant professor in the Purdue Department of Health and Kinesiology, bad posture while using mobile devices can catch up with users over time, which could create ...

Beyond screen time: Cell phones can cause severe back and neck pain. While using mobile phone, correct your posture today for better spinal health tomorrow. Sitting for long hours staring at your ...

"When we hold the mobile in hands, not only the fingers are used but our hands, elbow, muscle and neck are involved as we usually watch the mobile while bending the neck from netural position ...

That’s partly because the neck is more mobile and thus more susceptible to injury; the torso is protected by the ribs, so the lower back doesn’t rotate as much. Major arteries that distribute ...