In Ergonomics one solution can sometimes work to solve several problems. In the case of sitting issues with the hip, knee and legs, this is particularly true - especially when all three body parts are affected. After all, the leg bone is connected to the knee bone...

Have you traveled with a laptop? On a recent business trip I was given a Fellowes GoRiser laptop stand. Highly portable and compact, this piece of equipment has a lot to recommend it.

Definitions of Terms commonly related to Ergonomics.

Book Review of GardenYour Way to Health and Fitness by Bunny Guinnes and Jacqueline Knox. This book is a fine reference for gardening and garden safety. The authors are a professional garden designer and a physiotherapist. The combination results in a beautiful and well organized journey.

Some of the most useful gardening tools for anyone with a sore back or sore knees are designed to solve the problem of reaching the ground without a lot of bending. Some are well known standard tools while others are newer developments.

Footrests can be useful tools in the office. They can decrease stress on the back and swelling in the feet. This article looks at how to choose a footrest and at the pros and cons of putting on at your desk.

The first concept in Ergonomics is that people are different, and the difference can be significant in terms of their productivity, speed, and health at work.

EZ Eyes Low Vision and Low Light Keyboard- Article Review. This lightweight and standard size keyboard has some great advantages.

Is my can opener Ergonomic? Is my chair ergonmic? Just what is ergonomics? And what is an ergonomist? Find out here.

Anyone who's ever taken a long exam knows it's stressful. Our bodies react to this stress. This not only affects our comfort, but our ability to attend to the test and remember what we need to.