included both physical examination and NCT. [14] It showed a significant protective effect of keyboard work, i.e. the prevalence of CTS increased with decreasing hours/day with self-reported ...

reducing the chances of getting carpal tunnel syndrome. Dedicated wristrests can help with that, to an extent. If you're serious about economics though, a split keyboard is the way to go.

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