Talia Aron, MD, wasn’t alarmed at first when she started to feel some nasty lower back pain. Last September, the medical director at a telehealth company, had been traveling to professional conferences for days, sitting on airplanes and in hard-backed chairs.
But instead of getting better when she returned home to Greensboro, North Carolina, the pain got worse. “Looking back at a picture of me [at a conference] in Nashville, I was kind of a grey color,” Aron said.
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