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11 July 1998

Everyone who uses a computer risks suffering from computer-related
syndrome. Problems include repetitive stress injuries, bad posture, tension and
eye problems. If you want a long, productive and pain-free life, read Richard
Dean Smith and Steven Garske鈥檚 CRS: Computer-Related Syndrome. Published by
Prometheus Books, $15.95, ISBN 1573921459.

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