FBRC Health Updates

Exercise Training Reduces Anxiety in Fibromyalgia Patients in Fanwood Anxiety is a common symptom among patients with fibromyalgia in Fanwood. In a study involving nearly 600 FM patients, those who engaged in an exercise training program experienced significant reductions in their anxiety symptoms. Previous research has found that regular physical activity can improve physical function…

Chiropractor Fanwood Explains How Whiplash Alters Neck Muscles In this study, researchers performed special ultrasounds on 36 patients with whiplash-associated disorders (WAD) in Fanwood and 36 healthy individuals and found that those with WAD had a higher rate of deformation of the semispinals cervicis and multifidus muscles, which the research team associates with an increased…

Insurance Company To End Coverage For Common Opioid in Fanwood The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that more than 90 Americans die every day due to an opioid overdose. Now, in an attempt to curb the current opioid abuse epidemic in Fanwood, Cigna insurance says it will no longer cover the majority of…

Spinal Pain Lowers Quality of Life For Those inFanwood Among a group of 579 older women, researchers found an association between spinal pain in Fanwood – neck pain, upper back pain, mid-back pain, and/or lower back pain – and an increased likelihood for impaired physical function as well as a poorer quality of life. The…

Are Diabetes and High Cholesterol Risk Factors For Musculoskeletal Pain in Fanwood? Using data from the Stockholm Public Health Cohort, researchers reviewed the health data of 10,044 men and women who were pain free in 2006 to see if diabetes and/or high cholesterol were linked with an elevated risk for back, neck, and/or shoulder pain…

Manual Therapy in Fanwood Is As Good As Surgery For Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) in Fanwood is a common ailment affecting those who perform repetitive motions with their hands and wrists. Symptoms can include pain, numbness, and weakness of the hand and wrist. In this study, 100 female CTS patients either received…