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Occupational Medicine 1971;21:2-12
© 1971 Society of Occupational Medicine

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Occupational Health Research and the Problem of Back Pain

John R. Glover, Senior Lecturer in Occupational Health

First, the epidemiology of commonly occurring back pain is reviewed; secondly, three methods of preventing back pain are outlined; thirdly, a statistical method of carrying out a clinical trial into the treatment of back pain is described; and finally, the areas where research is still needed to help us with the problem of occupational back pain are delineated.


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