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Season 22 Episode 6 | 26m 43s
Examine the prevention, management, and relief of back and neck pain that up to 80 percent of people feel, from diagnosable to chronic and unseen.
Aired: 04/26/16
Video has closed captioning.Program sponsored by UC Davis Health System.
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