|Articles|July 25, 2016

How to Diagnose a Patient's Phone Neck

When does your patient have "phone neck" issues from playing too much Pokémon Go? As you can tell from this cartoon, it's easy to tell.

When does your patient have "phone neck" issues from playing too much PokÃ©mon Go? As you can tell from this cartoon, it's easy to tell.

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