Job Strain, Sleep Disturbances, and Back Pain
in Fanwood

Using data from the Stockholm Public Health Cohort surveys from 2006 and 2010, researchers have determined that a physically active job, high job strain, and sleep disturbances increase the risk for developing troublesome low back pain.

The findings may suggest that a reduction in job demands and improvement in sleep quality in Fanwood could help prevent or reduce one's lower back pain risk.

This information is from the Journal of Rehabilitation of Medicine, June 2017. For more information please give us a call at Fanwood Back Relief Center at (908) 288-7129.