Research Finds Link Between RSI and Nerve Damage

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Research commissioned by the HSE - and undertaken with union collaboration - has found a link between RSI and abnormalities in the way sensory nerves work in the arm. Researchers found the fingers of RSI patients were less sensitive than those of office workers without the condition.

HSE’s Ron McCaig said: "This research found that there is evidence of a modest loss in peripheral nerve function in RSI patients and that office workers who do a lot of keyboard work demonstrate similar b... (60 more words)

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