Neck pain is associated with working from home and reported postures in workers who frequently use computers: A cross-sectional survey

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The central aim is to examine the relationship between neck pain and working from home in individuals who frequently use computers.
Conducted a cross-sectional survey among workers who often use computers.
Assessed reported postures while working from home and in office environments.
Analyzed the correlation between postures and incidence of neck pain.
Identified a significant association between poor posture and neck pain in remote workers.
Emphasized the need for ergonomic interventions to reduce pain.
Found that many workers are not following recommended ergonomic guidelines.

A cross-sectional survey finds neck pain linked to home working and posture, suggesting a need for ergonomic guidelines.

These findings underscore the need for ergonomic guidelines and interventions that address posture in home and office environments.

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Snodgrass et al. (2026) studied this question.

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