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JUNE 12, 2001 Research published in Monday's issue of Neurology disputes the repeated use of computer keyboards as a cause of carpal tunnel syndrome. If verified, the study's results -- which came as a surprise to researchers -- would strike a blow to a long-held concern about continued use of keyboards in the workplace. The study was conducted at the Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale, Arizona. An ergonomics researcher at the University of California-San Francisco criticized the study. Get the Story:
Carpal tunnel danger disputed (The Arizona Republic 6/12)
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Carpal tunnel danger disputed (The Arizona Republic 6/12)
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