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Hands-free phone use isn't only for driving. In the office and at home many of us do other things while we're on the phone: computer work, household chores and more. When we multitask while on the phone without a headset, we often “clamp” the phone in place by assuming a position that makes the neck look like it's trying to crack nuts - the shoulder is raised and the neck is bent to the side. This can eventually lead to significant pain in the neck and upper shoulder.

The other day, I stepped on one of my son's old toys: a 6-inch

Q: We have a lot of plums falling from our tree and wonder if it

Lately I seem to vacillate between being encouraged about the

The Holocaust Center of Northern California which does research,

Despite the Senate’s latest misguided attempt to repeal the Affordable Care Act (ACA/Obamacare), it survived.