(Alpharetta, Georgia) -- Alpharetta resident Brian Ouellette has created "Spinecor Scoliosis Brace Specialists" (http://www.scoliosisspecialists.com/), a site devoted specifically to spine health.

A brand new non surgical scoliosis treatment video which features primarily scoliosis exercises has been release online.

The developers of the only scoliosis treatment forum dedicated to discussion of non-scoliosis surgery based methodology have created and released the first ever smart phone app for a scoliosis forum.

Sound for Scoliosis is a festival of food, beverages, local bands, guest speakers, and silent auction that raises money for the National Scoliosis Foundation.

Dr. Clayton Stitzel of Lititz, Pennsylvania and Dr. Brian Dovorany of Green Bay, WI are offering free scoliosis screenings to children and adults during the month of June by appointment only during office hours.

Spinal brace treatment has been utilized since 650 AD, but recent evidence based medical studies and even a genetically predicted natural course of the condition have demonstrated that scoliosis brace treatment has no effect on idiopathic scoliosis.

Dr. Clayton Stitzel and Dr. Brian Dovorany have released their vision for how the new Scoliscore genetic test for idiopathic scoliosis could reform the entire scoliosis treatment system in the future.

ACRM Corp produces 3D models of a patient's anatomy derived from CT or MRI scans. These models are being used by orthopaedic surgeons and neurosurgeons in their pre-surgical planning, resulting in surgical cost savings of thousands of dollars.

The Spine Correction Center of the Rockies in Fort Collins, Colorado continues to grow, meeting nationwide demand for non-surgical scoliosis treatment and integrated chiropractic care through excellent care and the latest proven treatment methods.

Dr. Clayton Stitzel will be speaking about early stage scoliosis treatment and the new genetic testing for scoliosis progression at National Scoliosis Foundation fund raiser in Scranton on November 7

Scoliosis sufferers now have a better, more effective, and less painful option than the common Harrington Rod Implantation treatment. The new, non-surgical, non-bracing scoliosis treatment instead uses specialized equipment and exercises.

A new genetic test that predicts the likelihood of curve progression in patients diagnosed with Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis (AIS) is available from Dr. Michael Farrell and Dr. April Cardwell at the Spine Correction Center of the Rockies.