How to Work From Home With Less Pain
Taking a few minutes to fine-tune your work-from-home setup just might help prevent or diminish unwanted pain problems during the pandemic.
Taking a few minutes to fine-tune your work-from-home setup just might help prevent or diminish unwanted pain problems during the pandemic.
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Peter Abaci, MD, is one of the world’s leading experts on pain and integrative medicine and serves as the co-founder and Medical Director for the Bay Area Pain & Wellness Center. He is a dedicated healer, author, and radio celebrity. To learn more about Dr. Abaci, visit his website.
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