a statistically significant positive association was observed for the association between mouse use and CTS (although the authors concluded otherwise). [9] However, the significant association was ...

This level of adjustability gives users a ton of options on how they want to use the mouse. While this mouse won't outright ...

This mouse would be a good alternative for anyone with limited mobility from any condition — ALS, arthritis, trigger finger, or carpal/cubital tunnel syndrome. It would also benefit anyone who ...

Hours of daily keyboard use and years with keyboard did not differ between the groups. Frequent mouse use was more prevalent in the CTS group than the non-CTS group (48.1% vs. 27.9%). This ...