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International Journal of Human–Computer Interaction Volume 12, 2000 - Issue 1
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Work With the Visual Display Unit: Health Consequences

Arne Aarås
,
Gunnar Horgen
&
Ola Ro
Pages 107-134 | Published online: 13 Nov 2009
 
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Abstract

This article is a review of the international literature regarding health consequences for visual display unit (VDU) workers. The 2 main problems reported by VDU workers, visual discomfort and musculoskeletal pain, are particularly focused. Important factors for designing the lighting system and workplace are given. A procedure for optometric corrections is discussed. This article emphasizes the importance of multidisciplinary cooperation to reduce visual discomfort and musculoskeletal pain.

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