This one is controversial, but some people swear by it. For a monochrome look, turn your books spine out (or spine up) and ...

It depends. “[Antique or vintage] books are usually packed flat, spine-to-spine with the fore edges toward the side of the box, as the spine is the most fragile part of a book and most prone to ...

Recently, I watched as my child painstakingly separated the sticky pages of one of their books, which had previously been ...

And according to the Cureus Journal of Medical Science, every year, almost 1 million U.S. patients undergo surgical procedures on their spine to help treat chronic back and neck pain. If your back ...

MRCS Revision Guide: Limbs and Spine is a concise, handy pocket book; a 'must have' quick reference guide for busy surgical trainees studying for the MRCS examination. To save content items to your ...

The editor, Dr Farag, has done an awesome job in unifying multiple-authored chapters into a book with uniformly high-quality text and visuals … Anesthesia for Spine Surgery provides the reader with a ...

A RARE decades-old first edition book could sell for £40,000 even though its spine was destroyed - because of a squiggle inside. The dusty 1937 presentation copy of JRR Tolkien's The Hobbit was ...

While all of his work is outstanding, this list of 10 books stands out in the pantheon of horror fiction. From spine-tingling classics to modern masterpieces, here are 10 of King’s best works ...

Your back’s structure Your spine is divided into three sections: cervical, thoracic, and lumbar. Your cervical spine is in your neck, and your lumbar spine is in your lower back. If you have ...

Retrolisthesis occurs in the neck and shoulder area, known as the cervical spine, or the lower back, known as the lumbar spine. It occurs less often in the center area of the spine or the thoracic ...