The WHO says that the lifetime prevalence of common, non-specific low back pain is an estimation of 60% to 70% in developed countries – one-year prevalence of 15% to 45% and adult incidence of 5% each year. In the United States, at least 70 million adults have some type of chronic pain and low back pain ranks second in their most common reasons for seeing a doctor. In Singapore however, more than 80% of Singaporeans...










