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Exercise May Be the Missing Link in the Fight Against Musculoskeletal Disorders
Dental hygienists often experience repetitive strain injuries.¹-¹³ The upper extremities, neck, and back regions of the body are often overexerted, sustained in static postures for long periods, and exposed to cumulative trauma which may contribute to persistent pain, fatigue, and functional limitat
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