Here are four notes:
1. The institute offers treatments for back pain, neck pain, arthritic joint pain and various nerve pain syndromes.
2. Recently, JFK Neuroscience Institute has seen a rising number of work-related injuries as well as younger patients with disc herniation.
3. The institute is focused on minimally invasive treatments that least affect a patient’s anatomy.
4. The goal involves providing patients with treatments that won’t require serious surgical procedures.
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