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Association between body mass index and musculoskeletal disorders among agricultural workers: a systematic review

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By Chiang Mai, Mae Fah Luang, Chiang Rai
| TechTrends
Background Increasing Body Mass Index (BMI) is a global health concern associated with adverse health outcomes. Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) are prevalent among agricultural workers and substantially impair quality of life and work productivity. However, evidence on the association between BMI and MSDs in farming populations remains limited. This systematic review examines the relationship between BMI and MSDs among farmers to inform targeted occupational health strategies.
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Knowledge, attitude, practice and symptoms of computer vision syndrome: a comparative study among university students and support staff

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By Chiang Rai, Kongpatana Engineering
| TechTrends
Background Despite the high prevalence of computer vision syndrome (CVS) in academic settings, there is a lack of comparative data regarding how different university cohorts manage these risks. This study evaluated and compared CVS knowledge, attitudes, preventive practices, and symptoms between undergraduate students and supporting staff at a university in Thailand. Methods The study included 485 participants (269 students, 216 staff).
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A survey of perceived attitudes toward psychotherapy among Thai psychiatrists

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By Hat Yai, Mae Fah Luang, Chiang Rai
| TechTrends
Introduction Psychotherapy is a crucial treatment for various mental health conditions, with its effectiveness supported by substantial evidence. This study aimed to evaluate the attitudes of psychiatrists and psychiatric trainees in Thailand toward psychotherapy, including its utilization, training preferences, barriers to access, and views on digital resources, to help guide future psychiatric training and practice in the country.
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