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Clinically significant neck pain and tablet tilt angles in real-world educational settings: A nationwide cross-sectional study of university students
Introduction: Tablet use has been steadily increasing, particularly among students. However, the long-term effects of tablet tilt on neck pain remain underexplored. Purpose: This study examined tablet tilt angles and factors associated with neck pain (Numeric Pain Rating Scale; NRS ≥ 4) among univer
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