All news on the topic: Back pain

A deficiency in essential vitamin D becomes worse during the winter months because of shorter days, meaning we do not get enough sunlight with diet alone often still leaving us lacking

This is refreshing research from a country blighted by opioid painkillers, says Dr Miriam Stoppard

As well as celebrating their love, the couple feared the hastily-arranged marriage was bride Charlie’s final farewell - weeks earlier, she had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer

Jes Kallus-Vianes, from Round Rock, Texas, hopes to take her husband's remains on 'one last adventure' after he died suddenly from cancer. There was less than two months between diagnosis and James dying holding Jes' hand

Hailed as a 'game-changer' mattress particularly for those with acute and chronic back pain - if you're in need of a mattress that will give you your best sleep yet - keep reading

Warning: Contains images some may find disturbing. Chilling video footage was captured which shows the man, an unidentified 33-year-old, lying in the reflection pool at Ground Zero, bleeding from the head, before he slides headfirst into the abyss, who has since been arrested and charged by the NYPD

Keep reading for everything you need to know about mattresses and sleeping positions experts recommend for back pain sufferers

Mathilde Barker, 20, first experienced back pains while dancing aged 15, a few years after starting her period and was later diagnosed with endometriosis

A sedentary lifestyle just isn't good for our health, and with the average working-age adult spending 9.5 hours a day perched on their backside, it's high time for change

The 52-year-old underwent the procedure in Barcelona, where he is now recovering, and the club have confirmed that he will miss the Premier League matches away to Sheffield United and at home to Fulham

A disabled parent who relies on an electric wheelchair was struck four times in little over a year while trying to cross the street. They now suffer from PTSD and additional health issues

Mum-of-two Victoria Marsh was having difficulty picking up her kids and felt desperate to get a breast reduction. So, she sold a house and got a loan to fund the £10,0000 op after being rejected on the NHS

Seven in ten Brits over the age of 40 say they like to be active – but nearly a third feel restricted by aches and pains, research has found

Rhamondre Stevenson's quest to be New England Patriots' starting running back may not be complete just yet, as Jonathan Taylor's name is now being loosely linked

Mum-of-three Tanya Ballan was diagnosed with the serious form of skin cancer after suffering from back pain and a swollen stomach before discovering she had stage four cancer in both breasts

This Morning host Dermot O'Leary has revealed he has been secretly battling back pain as he discussed his experiences on This Morning today

University student Dylan Lamb, 20, thought he had pulled a muscle when he complained of back pain, but was later told he had just weeks to live

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Cervical cancer is when abnormal cells in the lining of the cervix grow in an uncontrolled way - you should see your doctor if you have any unusual vaginal bleeding, or any of the other symptoms mentioned here

Over half of Brits suffer from frequent discomfort, from physical conditions such as back pain, arthritis, or irritable bowel syndrome

A friend of King Charles and Queen Camilla has said their "long-lasting marriage" is down to an unusual bedroom arrangement the pair keep

Qasim Khan had been suffering from severe back pain before finally being diagnosed with cancer last month after doctors repeatedly said he didn't have it - he has since died aged just 31

Emergency services tushed to the scene at Lake Winnepesaukah amusement park, near the Georgia-Tennessee border, after the boy was left in 'so much pain' from the fall

The flight from Honolulu, Hawaii hit strong winds and encountered "severe turbulence" about five hours into its journey to Sydney sending terrified passengers flying and damaging the aircraft

Disability living allowance (DLA) is a benefit given to those with certain disabilities, such as those with mobility issues or who need specific care, and could be worth more than £400 a month