Working from home presents many questions to sort out. One of the more important is: Where do you actually work? On the couch? At your dining room table? At the counter? In bed? The answer matters ...

Forward head, slumping shoulders, tilted pelvis. Sound like the Hunchback of Notre Dame in 15th-century Paris? Maybe, or just your average Joe and Jane glued to their cellphones and computer monitors ...

Sitting at a computer all day can lead to poor posture and back pain. Dr. Jason Snibbe, an orthopedic surgeon, shared tips for staying upright while you work. Find a chair with lower back support and ...

Still, even small changes can make a difference, including investing in certain posture-supporting products. Egbogah filled ...

If you’re looking for ways to improve your posture, you may have wondered: Do posture correctors work? There are many reasons you might be looking to sit and stand up straighter—not only may slouching ...

In old movies, kids who slouched got perked back up with a sharp crack of a ruler or a book slapped on the edge of the desk. Most of us never saw such drama, but we’ve probably all heard our parents ...

Electronics are slowly turning humanity into a humpback species. Poor posture is a major contributor to back pain and can even negatively affect our emotions. Fortunately, there’s a an easy way to ...

A massage therapist breaks down the keys to sitting with proper posture while working from home—and how to correct imbalances. Our editors independently select these products. Making a purchase ...

Posture correctors are wearable devices designed to use bands and pressure to help align your shoulders and spine, relieve discomfort, and improve your posture. More research is needed to determine ...

From a young age we’re told to stand up straight. Many people probably even have memories of walking around the house with a book on their head to help improve their posture (I know I do). But why is ...