Your parents may have told you to sit up straight, but that’s not the only reason why it’s important to maintain good posture. A lifetime of slouching can cause physical discomfort as we age — and ...

I've been practicing as an osteopath for over 20 years, and recently I've had more people than ever walking through my doors with postural problems. The culprits are familiar: scrolling on phones, ...

Poor posture from long hours at a desk or looking down at a phone can lead to chronic back and neck pain, but there are ways to fix it. Dr. Lacy Anderson says improving posture begins with awareness ...

Stand up straight with arms at your sides, then bend your knees slightly and hinge at your hips. Slowly lift your arms out to ...

More than 31 million Americans experience poor posture at some point, according to the American Chiropractic Association. Bad posture can lead to a range of health problems, including back and neck ...

With doom-scrolling and computer jobs, poor posture may feel inevitable. However, experts say there are several ways to achieve proper alignment through workout classes, posture-correcting clothing (a ...

Building core muscle strength can also help, Dr. Botros says. “It's important to also recognize where there's unequal ...

I’ve spent most of my working life slumped in an office chair. Don’t get me wrong: I move around quite a lot. I start upright, and by the end of the day, I’m almost horizontal. Posture Pal is a simple ...

As a kid, I can vividly remember my parents patiently explaining why "sitting up straight" was important for both physical health and social perception. But I also remember wondering why either of ...