Ergonomics Site
	Marji Hajic BellaOnline's Ergonomics Editor

A Review of Ergonomically-Designed Pens
A review of stick-style and alternatively designed ergonomic pens, a comparison of ink styles, and my top picks for writing comfort.

Book Review - The Multifidus Back Pain Solution
While many computer users complain about wrist pain, back pain is certainly not to be discounted from ergonomically created injury. For example, sitting is a prime culprit in the creation of back problems, and most computer users spend hours upon hours sitting. One book offers a solution.

Carpal Tunnel or Arthritis Pain? Gifts That Help
As Black Friday rapidly approaches, here are some shopping suggestions to help you choose the perfect gift for family, friends or co-workers or who suffer from the pain of carpal tunnel syndrome, tendinitis, or arthritic hand joints.

Cold, Achy Fingers? Use a Warm Mouse
For those who experience cold hands while mousing or typing, or for those who use a computer in an air-conditioned work environment, the Mouse Hand Warmer Blanket Pouch, the Warm Mouse, and the Warm Mouse Pad designed by IMG Products deserve a second look.

Healthy Hands on DVD - An Exercise Program Review
A review of Healthy Hands on DVD - an upper-body conditioning program developed to improve the flexibility, strength and endurance of those at risk of developing carpal tunnel syndrome and other repetitive strain injuries.

Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboards 4000 & 7000
Microsoft teamed with ergonomists to design the Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000. This keyboard improves comfort while typing and reduces the risk of repetitive injuries. The Microsoft Natural Ergonomic 7000 offers the same features with wireless technology.

Natural Wireless Laser Mouse 6000
Many people use the mouse up to 3 times as often as they use the keyboard. Now, Microsoft has added the Natural Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 to its “Natural” & ergonomic line of products.

The 3M Ergonomic Mouse - A Product Review
A review of the 3M Ergonomic Mouse. One of the first vertical mice on the market, the design of this mouse places the forearm in a neutral, hand-shake position relieving muscle strain and fatigue.

The Evoluent Vertical Mouse - A Product Review
A review of the Evoluent Vertical Mouse. The unique design of this mouse places the forearm in a neutral, hand-shake position rather than in a palm-down position relieving muscle strain and fatigue.

Wrist Rests - Proper Use & Function
The wrist rest is probably the most widely used and misunderstood piece of ergonomic equipment available. Find out the proper use and function and learn how to avoid potential typing injuries.