Richea Deveaux, Andria Conliffe and Alliyah Antonio come together to raise awareness, promote early detection and educate ...

Mike: Are you struggling with neck pain? Does it feel like getting a good night's sleep is an impossible task? Brad: Well, ...

Rib cage pain, especially in the upper ribs, is relatively common in pregnancy. Most of the time it's thought that the pain is due to the positioning of the baby or related to the round ligament. Much ...

The rib cage protects the lungs and heart by encasing them in a bony shield. There are 24 ribs in total, 12 on each side of the body. Injury to the ribs may also be felt under or around the left rib ...

Costochondritis and rib pain Costochondritis is a rare condition involving inflammation and pain in the cartilage where your rib meets your breastbone, or sternum. It’s typically on your left side, ...

A popped rib happens when the cartilage attached to any of your “false ribs” breaks, resulting in abnormal movement. It's this slipping out of normal position that causes pain that's felt in ...

2. Scoliosis Scoliosis is a condition that causes a person to have a curved spine. Scoliosis can affect either side of the body and give the appearance of an uneven rib cage.

What’s often overlooked is the role of the rib cage in thoracic spine rotation. The thoracic spine consists of 12 vertebrae, spanning from the base of your neck to just above your lower back.

Stretching is often a quick fix for shoulder stiffness. To address the root cause, here are four targeted exercises that not ...

Rib Cage Injuries and Conditions Inflammation of the cartilage (called costochondritis) that connects the ribs to the breastbone is a common cause of chest pain, as are rib fractures.

Pain coming from a person’s rib cage may be nothing serious, or it may be a medical emergency, such as a heart attack. Learn potential causes here.