Independence Car Accident Leaves 1 Injured
An unexpected accident can leave people unable to work. Therefore, they may find it helpful to sit down with an attorney and discuss what options are available to them.
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Independence car accident leaves 1 injured

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When driving at night, it is important for people in Kansas City to pay particular attention to their environment. Visibility is a constant challenge and often, people assume they can safely travel at the same speed or engage in the same behaviors as during daylight hours. They use their phone to send texts, drive when…

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Harmful side-effects of a sedentary job

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With people worldwide becoming more aware of their health than ever, Missouri employees are also taking note and realizing that office jobs may not be ideal. Sitting all day can have some harmful side effects, and studies are revealing just how bad those problems can be. The Mayo Clinic states that there are numerous risks…

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Combat the effects of sitting all day

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Desk jobs can be just as strenuous to the body as jobs that require people to be on their feet all day. Missouri workers who have seated jobs may face some serious side effects if they do not move throughout their work shift. Here are some things that can be done to combat those effects.…

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Identifying carpal tunnel syndrome

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Workers in Missouri who do repetitive tasks are at risk for developing carpal tunnel syndrome. This is a disorder that can progress until workers are unable to use their hands for the duration of their recovery period. However, CTS can usually be spotted before it gets bad. The Mayo Clinic states that there are two…

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Methods to prevent carpal tunnel syndrome

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Carpal tunnel syndrome, otherwise known as CTS, is a common injury that workers in Missouri may face if their job requires continuous wrist or hand movement. While repetitive work cannot always be avoided, there are still steps that can be taken to decrease the risk of CTS. The New York Times reports that CTS can…

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