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Sep 8, 2014 33 min

7: Repetitive strain injury

from Healthy Hacker Hosted by Chris Hunt

This week we get a voicemail from Jonathan in Portland and learn all about RSI, some common myths, who’s at risk, how to prevent it, and why exercise plays an important role in staying pain free.

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