Work-related wrist injuries are often the result of repetitive motion, such as typing. At some point in your career, you’ve probably had to do some typing as part of your job. And while typing itself is not necessarily a hazardous activity, repetitive motions, sitting in the same position for too long, or using a laptop … Read more
Overexertion and repetitive physical activity can lead to various injuries, such as wrist tendonitis. Although this condition is quite common, especially in manufacturing and the retail industry, proving causality isn’t always easy. The nature of this injury makes it difficult to tie it to a specific activity, giving the insurance company the opportunity to deny … Read more
New technology is being developed to measure hand activity patterns and help assess injury risk. Over the past few years, automation technology has come a long way, and made everything much more easier, efficient and safe. Most industries use technology extensively, however, some manufacturing plants in the US still depend on human labor to produce … Read more