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An illustrated book about ergonomics in relation to using computers at work home or school. It examines common postural problems, the causes, the effect on the spine and referred pain throughout the body. The author, a physiotherapist, suggests ways of preventing these problems through awareness of posture and using well-designed and correctly adjusted seating and work stations.
An illustrated book about ergonomics in relation to using computers at work home or school. It examines common postural problems, the causes, the effect on the spine and referred pain throughout the body. The author, a physiotherapist, suggests ways of preventing these problems through awareness of posture and using well-designed and correctly adjusted seating and work stations.
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