At Work 43 (Winter 2006)

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Too much treatment, too early after whiplash injury delays recovery

Whiplash patients who are treated too aggressively right after being injured may actually take longer to recover than those who get less treatment. That’s the conclusion of a recently published study by Institute Scientist Dr. Pierre Côté.

Published: February 10, 2006

Systematic review finds little evidence in support of back belts

Is wearing a back belt really effective in preventing and/or reducing occupational low-back pain? According to a new systematic review by researchers at the Institute for Work & Health, there is limited evidence to support their use.

Published: February 10, 2006

Institute scientists define and track precarious employment in Canada

Dr. Emile Tompa talks about how precarious employment can affect workers' health and well-being

Published: February 10, 2006

At Work 43 (Winter 2006)

Too much treatment, too early after whiplash injury delays recovery

Systematic review finds little evidence in support of back belts

Institute scientists define and track precarious employment in Canada

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