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Work-related shoulder disorders are common and contribute to pain, placing a burden on both individuals and society. Occupational mechanical exposures are important risk factors. Early identification combined with targeted workplace-based ergonomic interventions and physical training can help reduce pain, work capacity limitations, prolonged sickness absence, job changes, and early withdrawal from the labour market, as argued in this review.
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