Back Problems ? Switch to a Desktop Computer

Laptops or notebook computers are more likely to be used incorrectly than a desktop computer. Chiropractors recommend the use of a docking station, which links a laptop to another screen and keyboard, or a stand which raises the screen to a higher level.

Millions of others are at risk of “irretrievable damage” to their spines, necks and shoulders because of poor posture when using laptops, it was claimed.

“I also see many people in their twenties and thirties with a dowager’s hump - a rounding at the base of the neck - after only a few years of looking down at a small screen while sitting slumped on a chair for long periods.”

Laptops are crippling millions with back problems

[tags]laptops, ergonomics, health[/tags]