WORK-RELATED ILLNESS

This study looks at whether learning better work techniques (ergonomics) and doing structured exercises can help reduce muscle and joint pain in female dairy farmers. Sixty women who have been farming for at least five years will take part. The goal is to see if these approaches …

This study tests a special posture training program for butchers who often have neck and upper back pain from their work. About 50 butchers in Istanbul will take part to see if the training improves their pain, posture, and sleep quality. The goal is to help them feel better and …

This study tests whether combining exercise with ergonomics training can reduce work-related muscle and joint pain in pastry chefs. About 60 chefs with at least 5 years of experience will participate. Researchers will measure pain, burnout, sleep quality, and arm function to see …

This study tests whether adding specific exercises to standard ergonomics training helps construction workers sleep better, feel less burned out, and have less pain. Researchers will enroll 52 men aged 25-55 who have had back, knee, neck, wrist, or shoulder pain for at least 3 mo…