Goa, Nov. 4 -- SHASHWAT GUPTA RAY

Individuals suf fering from neck pain are significantly more likely to experience symptoms of breathing dysfunction, according to a recent clinical study conducted at Goa Medi cal College and Hospital. The research reveals a direct, positive corre lation between both the intensity and duration of neck pain and the prev alence of altered breath ing patterns, highlight ing an overlooked dimension of cervical spine health. The study titled "Pro portion of self-reported symptoms of breath ing dysfunction among individuals with neck pain: A cross-sectional study", was co-authored by Assistant Professor in Physiotherapy, GMC, Dr Alisha Gracias along with Assistant Profes sor at Goa College of Physiotherapy, Dr...