Can your mood affect your posture? new study investigates Mind-Body link in the spine
NCT ID NCT07024121
Summary
This study aims to understand if a person's psychological state and social background are connected to their spinal posture, even when they have no back disease. Researchers will collect X-ray images and questionnaire answers from 150 adults with healthy spines. The goal is to gather knowledge about this potential mind-body link, which could help explain why some people have different postures or respond differently to future treatments.
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