Is Your Mouse a Trap in Computer Injuries
A U.S. News & World Report feature surveys computer related injuries and the shift toward ergonomic gear. Ali Med Inc reports rising demand for mice and alternatives while experts differ on whether the mouse itself causes problems or is misused. The piece notes training, symptom awareness, and ergonomic options alongside potential future tech like voice input.
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U.S. News & World Report
Dedham
Mass
Ali-Med Inc
Lisa Gibbs
Ali- Med
Tant
Charles Dillon
Division of Occupational Health
University of Connecticut Health Center
Gary Klatsky
State University of New York At
Klatsky
Pekelney
Living with Mice Ergonomic Guide for Computer Use
Practical tips on posture, mouse position, maintenance, fit, and rest. Emphasizes 90 degree elbows, arms parallel to floor, neutral wrists, and keeping keyboard and mouse close. Discusses cleaning, driver tuning, varying mouse sizes, and taking breaks to prevent strain.
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Bob Bettendorf
The
Institute For Ergonomics’ Research
Manchester Center
Oxygen bars take LA by storm with health boost pitch
In Los Angeles plans emerge to open three oxygen bars offering 20 minute nitrous free oxygen for 16 dollars. Canadian entrepreneur Lissa Charron and actor Woody Harrelson plan outlets, citing energy and hangover relief amid skeptical medical experts.
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LA ‘Times
Poora
Lissa Charron
Toronto
Los Angeles
Woody Harrelson
Harrelson
West Hollywood
O2 Spa
North America
Canada
Charron
New York
L.A
Starbucks
Edward Hill
Mississippi
Assa
Tony and
Toned
AIDS Research Trials Face Costs and Ethics in Africa Asia
The Washington Post reports on studies in Africa and Asia testing anti HIV therapies for preventing mother to child transmission. Costs, ethics, and side effects are weighed as nations seek affordable options amid high infant mortality and limited health resources. Abigail Trafford notes U S leadership and the push for rapid results.
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World Health Organism
Africa
Ise
Malawi
The
Thailand
Nieburg
U.S
Asia
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Second Opinion
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