Background Specific strength training can reduce neck and shoulder pain in office workers,
but the optimal combination of exercise frequency and duration remains unknown. This …

Background Although leisure-time physical activity is important for health, adherence to
regular exercise is challenging for many adults. The workplace may provide an optimal …

Objective. To investigate the effect of workplace neck/shoulder strength training with and
without regular supervision on neck/shoulder pain and headache among office workers …

Objectives This study aimed to evaluate the effects of an exercise programme focusing on
muscle stretching and endurance training on the 12-month incidence of neck pain in office …

Background Musculoskeletal disorders are highly prevalent among office workers, with
strong evidence suggesting that workplace-based resistance training programs can prevent …

Background Neck and shoulder complaints are common among employees in sedentary
occupations characterized by intensive computer use. Such musculoskeletal pain-which is …

Background Non-specific neck pain is a common health problem of global concern for office
workers. This systematic review ascertained the latest evidence for the effectiveness of …

Background At present, there is no consolidated evidence for workplace-based interventions
for the prevention and reduction of neck pain in office workers. Purpose The purpose of this …

Study Design A randomized controlled intervention trial was performed in Denmark. The
participants were office workers recruited from 12 geographically different located units of a …

Abstract Andersen, CH, Andersen, LL, Pedersen, MT, Mortensen, P, Karstad, K, Mortensen,
OS, Zebis, MK, and Sjøgaard, G. Dose-response of strengthening exercise for treatment of …