In the media and health videos
Dr. Stewart Chen has been interviewed by Chinese-language media on spinal treatment, post-collision problems and posture. Below are those articles and a set of health education videos. Headlines are the publications' own, and the content reflects what was said at the time rather than any promise of outcome.
About this page
Third-party coverage
These are articles written by news organisations, not by the clinic. They are collected here because independent coverage is more useful to a reader than a clinic describing itself. The video series is produced by the clinic for general health education.
The health education video series is hosted on YouTube and is being added to this page. In the meantime, the topics covered include spinal assessment after a car accident, spinal problems appearing in younger patients, posture for people who sit at a desk all day, sports injury, and spinal checks for growing children.
Topics covered
What the video series discusses
Why a low-speed collision still matters
Even a minor impact can displace cervical and lumbar segments, because the force goes through the spine regardless of how the vehicle looks.
Posture for people who sit all day
Sustained forward head posture and what it does to the neck over years of screen work.
Spinal problems appearing earlier
Why changes that used to appear in middle age are now seen in teenagers and twenty-somethings.
Spinal checks during growth
Posture, backpack load and what is worth noticing during growth years.
In the treatment room
Beyond the videos
The videos cover general principles. This is what the clinic actually looks like.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Are the videos in English?
The current series is in Chinese. English-language material is being added.
Can I use this information instead of coming in?
No. General health information cannot substitute for an examination — the whole point of the assessment is that presentations that look alike often are not. Use it as background, not as a diagnosis.
Related
You may also need these
Request a call
Can't call right now? Leave a time and we'll call you
We book by phone. If now isn't a good time, fill in the form below and we'll call you during clinic hours.