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College work causing headaches, what to do?
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Studying: Studying at a desk or computer is a common cause of muscle tension in the neck, shoulders and jaw. When concentrating on books or a computer screen posture is often poor and we often sit in one position for prolonged times. All of that can make it feel like college work is causing your headaches!
Answered 6/25/2014
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