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L M Caley¹, A Janiszewski

¹Millard Fillmore Health, Education, and Research Foundation.

Caring : National Association for Home Care Magazine

|January 8, 1995

Abstract:

A healthy back is necessary for every activity a person undertakes--whether at work, home, or anywhere else. Preventing back problems is more effective than treating them after they happen. If a person gets a back injury, it may not be caused just by a single activity, but by many activities and lifestyle choices that have added up over time.

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