Health tips for computer users.
Computers have changed everything about our world. Any change of this magnitude brings new challenges and new concerns for the long-term effects of exposure to the product. Computers especially pose specific risks to home care workers. This article reviews health and safety practices related to desktop and hand-held computers.
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