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Workplace Aches And Pains

Li-Yeng Choo, Physiotherapist

07-Sep-23 16:00

Workplace Aches And Pains

We spend at least a third of our day at the workplace, and this means that the way we sit, stand and move at work is a major contributor to our overall musculoskeletal health. Physiotherapist Li-Yeng Choo joins us to share a different approach to preventing and managing workplace aches and pains: a holistic view that encompasses workplace posture, routines, and roles, as well as personal lifestyle habits. 

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Produced by: Tee Shiao Eek

Presented by: Tee Shiao Eek


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Categories:  wellnessthe workplace

Tags:  low back painmusculoskeletal healthworkplaceergonomic





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