Findings from Nottingham University

Study challenges idea that accommodating disabled employers represents an unwarrantable cost

There is something to be said for the design of the modern spacesuit, and all of it needs to be accompanied by applause.

Ron Prindle, Ph.D., points out the importance of ensuring that university faculty members are included in proactive programs to prevent musculoskeletal disorders.

A new study almost severs the institutionalized link between workplaces and carpal tunnel syndrome. The question is whether it will outweigh the accumulated findings that endorse the link.

New findings identify two risk factors, working together, in task muscle fatigue.

Office workers' reports on benefits of exercise as way to counter musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) differ from subjective measurement of benefits.

Study of back and arm pain shows almost three out of ten incidence in US workers and complexity of risk factors

Survey the research about women and occupational risk factors and prepare for more questions than answers. The innate complexities of the subject confound efforts to produce unassailable evidence. Part II of series