Laptops are more likely to induce back pain than desktops because they can be used anywhere. Whether you are sitting on the ground or in a chair, your back and wrist should be kept as straight as ...

Whether we are back at the office or working from home, we often slip into bad office posture habits when it comes to how we work at our computers. The Mayo Clinic offers advice on how to set the ...

Are we raising a generation of computer users who will end up with back and neck problems? Parents of children who use a digital device daily, particularly an “input device” as opposed to an e-reader, ...