Workers who receive shorter periods of rehabilitation and do not need surgery or medication following the onset of low back pain are less likely to suffer a recurrence, according to a new study.
Night shift workers generally maintain accuracy in work performed while they are sleep deprived, but their cognitive response times are significantly longer.
Biomechanical hazards are not the only risk factors for developing shoulder pain, with a new study finding that depression, low levels of job control and inexperience can also contribute to the condition.