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Preliminary Trial on the Effectiveness of Early Intervention
Manual Therapy in Reducing Costs of Presenteeism Due
to Musculoskeletal Pain
Jon Schmidt, REHS, ARM, Safety and Risk Manager, Department
of Environment, Health & Safety, University of
California, San Diego
Robert G. Schwebach, PhD, Associate Professor of Finance,
Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado
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