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Is your phone slipping from your hands more often? Here’s when clumsiness could signal a spinal cord issue

Hindustan Times - Health · 12 September 2026 at 8:58 pm

Is your phone slipping from your hands more often? Here’s when clumsiness could signal a spinal cord issue

From dropping your phone to losing grip, here’s when hand clumsiness could be a spinal cord warning sign.

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Is your phone slipping from your hands more often? Here’s when clumsiness could signal a spinal cord issue

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