Professor: Current Lifestyle Is Pushing Children Toward Skeletal Problems

A subspecialist in spinal surgery at Mashhad University of Medical Sciences said that the current lifestyle of children and adolescents, such as prolonged sitting in a fixed position while using mobile phones and computers, carrying heavy backpacks, and reduced physical activity, increases the risk of muscular and skeletal problems in this age group.

The spine surgery specialist of Mashhad University of Medical Sciences said: The current lifestyle of children and teenagers, such as long-term sitting in a fixed position to use mobile phones and computers, heavy backpacks and reduced physical activity, leads to the risk of muscular and skeletal problems in this age group.