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Your Computer Mouse May Bite
By Michael Dorausch, D.C.
A recent study found that the more you use your computers mouse, the greater were your chances of suffering problems in your hand, wrist, neck and shoulders.
This is a subject that I have quite a bit of personal experience with as I used to perform an average of 1...
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Your Kids and Computer Use
By Michael Dorausch, D.C.
According to an article in the Houston Chronicle, repetitive motion injuries and stiff and aching muscles are being seen more in children. This is reportedly a result of spending too much time at computers and using chairs, desks and other equipment that is not properl...
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New OSHA rules address ergonomics injuries
OSHA plans to propose new rules regarding recommended standards for repetitive stress injuries.
Among OSHA's plans, employers would have to correct injury-causing workplace conditions that require repetitive motion, overexertion or awkward posture.
OSHA reports that 1.8 million workers...
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Headaches When Locating Some Archived Content
by Daria Belov
A Friday evening should not be spent searching one's web site for content that's difficult to find. I was sifting through some news archives earlier today, preparing an article on 2008 politics and the chiropractic vote, and I was having a difficult time locating a piece or two a...
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