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    10 Health Stories You Don't Want To Miss From 2018

    From Lyme disease prevention to $100,000 medical bills, here are 10 of NPR's most read U.S. health stories in 2018.
    by Carmel Wroth Dec 30, 2018 4 minutes
    A man bends with a beautiful hip hinge in Puerta Vallarta, Mexico.

    NPR's health reporters steadily cover the news in health and medicine. But there are always a few breakout stories that especially resonate with readers. In 2018, our most popular health stories ranged from practical advice on personal health, to discoveries on the frontiers of medicine, to the high cost of health care today. We pored over the list of our most widely read posts to bring you these highlights: 1o stories that reflect the health issues that mattered to you over the last 12 months. If you missed these when they first came out, here's your chance to catch up.

    The Lost Art Of Bending Over: How Other Cultures Spare Their Spines

    When NPR's Michaeleen Doucleff was travelling infrom movement and anatomy experts for how to spare your spine.

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