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A computer requires a lot of repetitive movement that can lead to carpal tunnel syndrome. For example, moving your hand from your keyboard to a mouse and typing are all repetitive and can cause injuries. Taking breaks, keeping the proper posture, and understanding computer ergonomics can all help prevent or delay these injuries. oo much of anything is bad and too much sitting for a long time and becoming a mouse potato can lead to health problems. Substituting a traditional desk for a standing desk is not a perfect solution, as scientists have found that standing for long periods of time is not healthy, but can be better than sitting. The best solution is to take frequent breaks where you move around, stretch, and exercise. With computers storing so much of your personal information and now being connected to the Internet you risk the potential of that information getting into the hands of others. Once a malicious person has your personal information, they could access your online accounts or use identity theft to open other accounts, such as a new credit card under your name.

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