Text neck is not an official medical diagnosis, but rather a term commonly used for a repetitive stress injury where excessive texting or mobile device use is believed to be the primary cause.

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Americans spend an average of four to six hours a day looking at mobile devices or tablets, often not even realizing their necks are bent, which is why tech neck is becoming a problem. But there ...

But now doctors have warned scrolling on the loo increases the risk of so-called 'text neck' – chronic pain and inflammation caused by the head leaning forward at an unnatural angle for too long.

Tim Sitt, author of "Move Or Die: How the Sedentary Life is Killing Us and How Movement, Not Exercise, Can Save Us," demonstrates how to do a simple stretch to alleviate neck pain caused from ...

“Text neck”, the abnormal force on the cervical spine while tilting the head as we scroll on a smartphone, may not be the worst consequence. Normally, while breathing, we do so deeply from the ...

Do you experience stiffness and pain in your neck muscles? You could be suffering from “text neck”, a common problem for people who spend a lot of time staring down at tablets and smartphones.