While efforts were made to collect accurate data, the possibility of intentional misreporting cannot be completely excluded
Bridget F., 15, injured her back in 2013 while lifting sticks of harvested tobacco up to other workers in a barn in northeastern Kentucky: Im short, so I had to reach up, and I was reaching up and the tobacco plant bent over, and I went to catch it, and I twisted my back the wrong way. According to public health research, the impacts of repetitive strain injuries may be long-lasting and result in chronic pain and arthritis
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To those who were listening closely, though, Schefflers response was much more than funny it was the answer to a question Scheffler himself had asked just five days earlier
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