Perceived muscular tension, emotional stress, psychological demands and physical load during VDU work
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Mats Hagberg | Jens Wahlström | M. Hagberg | J. Wahlström | A. Ekman | A. Lindegård | Gunnar Ahlborg Jr | Agneta Lindegård | Gunnar Ahlborg Jr | Anna Ekman
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