If you’re constantly suffering from back pain, then you’ve got a kindred spirit in hairy tree-swinging primates.
That’s according to a new study, which suggested that those who suffer from back pain may have vertebrae similar to those of chimpanzees.
(By News from somwhere)Metro
That’s according to a new study, which suggested that those who suffer from back pain may have vertebrae similar to those of chimpanzees.
eople
who suffer from back pain may have vertebrae more like those of
chimpanzees than of healthy humans, a new study suggests.
Researchers said that bad backs may partly be the result of learning to run before we could walk, in evolutionary terms, with the rapid evolution of the ability to walk upright on two legs leaving some people vulnerable
Researchers said that bad backs may partly be the result of learning to run before we could walk, in evolutionary terms, with the rapid evolution of the ability to walk upright on two legs leaving some people vulnerable
Researchers said that bad backs may partly be the result of learning to
run before we could walk, in evolutionary terms, with the rapid
evolution of the ability to walk upright on two legs leaving some people
vulnerable
Researchers
said that bad backs may partly be the result of learning to run before we could
walk, in evolutionary terms, with the rapid evolution of the ability to walk
upright on two legs leaving some people vulnerable
Research
was done to 71 humans, 36 chimpanzees and 15 orangutans, and found that humans
with a common form of vertical slipped disc - known as "Schmorl's
nodes" - had vertebrae shaped more like those of chimpanzees
(By News from somwhere)Metro
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