Perceived muscular tension, job strain, physical exposure, and associations with neck pain among VDU users; a prospective cohort study
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M Hagberg | E Wigaeus Tornqvist | A Toomingas | M. Hagberg | J. Wahlström | A. Toomingas | E. Wigaeus Tornqvist | J Wahlström | E. W. Tornqvist | Mats Hagberg | Jens Wahlström
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