The number of acute computer-related injuries increased by 732% over the 13-year study period, which is more than double the increase in household computer ownership (309%).

The number of acute computer-related injuries increased by 732% over the 13-year study period, which is more than double the increase in household computer ownership (309%).

Computer- related injury (CRI) is a cluster of work-related symptoms in computer users such as Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI), Work Related Upper Limb Disorder (WRULD), and Musculoskeletal ...

A look at the rise in acute computer-related injuries — including lacerations, bruises and muscle and joint strains — among adults and children. Plus, tips on how to prevent injuries.

The first report to count computer-related emergency room injuries shows that each year more and more Americans are tripping over cords, dropping monitors, banging heads and snagging limbs.

Injuries were also sustained by multi-taskers, such as those walking down stairs with computer monitors (a 63-year-old female hurt her ankle when she lost balance and fell, and an 80-year-old ...

According to some studies, computing-related injuries, such as carpal tunnel syndromes or back injuries, affect about one-third of computer users. A Cornell University researcher decided to find ...

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - Let me start off by saying this is not evidenced-based, there is no study I am referring to - just my own experience seeing patients every day. We have an epidemic in this ...

Sharp spike in computer-related injuries predicted for medical workers, find studies Peer-Reviewed Publication. Cornell University. ITHACA, N.Y. – As U ...

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Computer-related injuries are on the rise. The number of injuries grew by 732 percent, the American Journal of Preventive Medicine reports, while rate of household computer ownership grew by only ...