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Monthly Archives: February 2009
Quick foot care points
As promised, I wanted to leave you with some pointers on what you can do to look after your feet besides proper footwear and watching out for hazards in the workplace. Regular care of your feet should be just as … Continue reading
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Foot injury prevention at work
Part two of a three part blog on footwear and protecting your feet Continue reading
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Protecting your feet part 1
Part 1 of a three part series on preventing foot problems and injuries through proper shoe selection to reducing workplace hazards. Continue reading
Adapting to different sleep cycles
There are many hard working men and women who head out for work to make and deliver the goods we use when many of us are ready for bed. They are called shift workers and in order to do their job … Continue reading
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Falling like Beckham
Walking in this winter weather is hazardous to one’s health. Last week, a friend of mine slipped on a patch of ice, fell and broke her arm while on the way to work. She wound up with a cast from … Continue reading
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Neck pain and laptops
My laptop is a streamlined, brushed stainless steel, Dell Inspiron with a 17″ widescreen monitor, Intel Core 2 Duo Processor, and enough memory and speed to make Deep Blue green with envy. Unfortunately, it’s giving me a pain in the … Continue reading
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Ergonomics and telecommuting
I got a call the other day from a gentelman who is a screenwriter and works from home. He recently bought new furniture for his home office and had some minor discomfort. We discussed different options, from having one of … Continue reading
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