Australian Chiropractors Association Facebook ad: “Back pain is one of the most significant…”

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Back pain is one of the most significant health challenges facing Australian workplaces, affecting productivity, participation and mental wellbeing. New data reveals 92.9% of employed Australians have experienced back pain. For men, the impact is not just physical. 42% reported a moderate, significant or extreme mental health impact and 29% said their quality of life was impacted often or always. Work-related back pain triggers are prominent across all types of back pain. Repetitive tasks, desk work, computer use, prolonged standing, poor posture and manual handling, including lifting, pushing and pulling, are among the most commonly reported contributors. Musculoskeletal disorders, led by back pain, cost the Australian economy an estimated $55.1 billion each year, including health costs, lost productivity and reduced quality of life. Early intervention and prevention, including ergonomic awareness, movement breaks, safe lifting habits and timely access to professional care, can help reduce both the personal and workplace impact of back pain. If back pain is affecting how you work, move or feel, it’s time to adjust your thinking and get back to feeling good. Visit www.spinalhealth.org.au to access free resource because a healthy spine supports a healthy mind. #SpinalHealthMonth #SpinalHealth #BackPain #MentalHealth #Chiropractic #SHM26 #HealthySpineHealthyMind #ConsultAChiro

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Australian Chiropractors Association