with studies indicating that a large number of kids and adolescents have poor posture. This can be attributed to prolonged screen time, lack of physical activity, and overloaded backpacks.

Children as young as seven are suffering back problems due to poor posture and their lazy lifestyle, say experts. A new study of 10-year-olds also reveals up to 10 per cent of the child population ...

Having poor posture — with slumped shoulders, a rounded back and a forward head position — stems from muscular imbalances, in which some muscles are overworked and tight while others are ...

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Poor posture places unnecessary strain on your spine and muscles, leading to chronic back, shoulder, and neck pain over time louching tires out your muscles as they work harder to hold you up.