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What are the health effects of excessive use of laptop, cell phone, etc.? especially in young people?
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Multiple issues: Eye strain, neck strain/spasm, lower back pain, headache, visual issues, upper shoulder and neck pain, easy distractibility- just for starters.
Answered 7/26/2017
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