| In 1996, Henriques suffered repetitive strain injury which threatened her livelihood when her hands became so weak she could no longer type. |
| Comfortable, safe working conditions have been shown to minimise health risks, repetitive strain injury, stress and eye fatigue. |
| The UK government's refusal to recognise repetitive strain injury as a disease, suggested Martin Wilson of Glasgow, denied people financial help. |
| And then there are the health worries of carpal tunnel syndrome, repetitive strain injury and back problems. |
| Obviously, there's repetitive strain injury and reflex sympathetic dystrophy. |
| It's a sobering thought that one in six computer users will develop some form of repetitive strain injury during their lifetime. |
