The Back Letter | 1995(07) articles

• Back Pain Attributed to Back Injury Far Too Often, According to New Canadian Study of 11,000 Patients
• Promising New Spine Research
• HMO Doctors Least Expensive, Chiropractors Most Popular
• Is a Neck and Shoulder Pain Epidemic on the Horizon?
• The Inactive Spine : Americans Take to the Couch and Rocking Chair in Alarming Numbers
• Portrait of Spinal Stenosis : Imaging Findings Have Little Relationship with Symptoms
• New Study Complicates Osteoporosis Prevention
• A Patient with a Central L4–5 Disc Herniation and Axial Back Pain : What Are the Options?
• Transient Quadriplegia in Contact and Collision Sports : When Is It Safe to Return to Play?
• Chiropractic, Skeletal, and Medical Radiologists Outperform Clinicians in X-Ray Interpretation
• Emotionally Distressed Patients Less Likely to Receive Workers' Compensation
• MDs Don't Know the Costs of Common Diagnostic Tests, But Order Plenty of Them Anyway
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