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Celebrities with Scoliosis: Faces You Know, Journeys You Share
8
Sep
2026

Celebrities with Scoliosis: Faces You Know, Journeys You Share

Scoliosis SOS Team

Behind the spotlight, beyond the headlines, and beneath the polished images we see every day, many well-known figures share a story that rarely takes the spotlight. You may have more inn common with these famous faces than you might realise. Scoliosis, a condition that creates a lateral curvature in the spine, has been part of … Read more

4
Sep
2026

One Arm Hanging Lower Than the Other: Could Scoliosis Be Affecting Your Posture?

Samantha Green

Have you noticed that one arm appears to hang lower than the other when standing naturally? Perhaps one hand sits closer to your thigh, sleeves seem uneven, or your shoulders never quite feel level. While many people assume this is simply a posture habit or muscular imbalance, and as much as this is a potential … Read more

31
Aug
2026

Can You Have More Than One Spinal Condition Alongside Scoliosis?

Samantha Green

If you have been diagnosed with scoliosis, you may already be familiar with the idea that your spine has an abnormal lateral curvature. But what if you have also been diagnosed with another spinal condition, or are already aware of one? It is possible to have more than one spinal condition at the same time. … Read more

25
Aug
2026

Why does my child’s body lean to one side?

Annie Simmonds-Miller

If you’ve noticed that your child seems to lean to one side when standing or walking, or that their posture looks uneven from behind, it’s understandable to be concerned. Often, parents first spot small changes such as one shoulder appearing higher than the other, an uneven waistline, or a tendency to stand with their body … Read more

18
Aug
2026

Types of Scoliosis: De Novo / Adult Degenerative Scoliosis

Marcus Rayworth

What is De Novo scoliosis? De Novo Scoliosis, also known as Adult Degenerative scoliosis, is a condition whereby ‘C’ or ‘S’ shaped spinal curves develop in later life. This is usually caused through changes taking place in the body as you age. Some of these changes could include general wear and tear, or even factors … Read more