Alternative Mousing Techniques Proposed to Reduce Repetitive Strain

Could the solution to certain repetitive strain injuries be right at our fingertips? Some in the workers’ comp industry are recommending that computer users try using the mouse with their non-dominant hand — typically the left hand — for at least a short time each day. Debra Willard Webb, a registered nurse at workers’ comp carrier MEMIC, said doing so helps provides rest for the dominant hand, which can lower strain risk. Changing hands can cause posture adjustments that may improve circulation, and the exercise also stimulates the brain, Webb said in an article...