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disability has been given a name “Arcade Arthritis,” a condition which manifests itself principally in inflamed tendons in arms and hands. Dr. Myerson reports that he does not consider video games as inherently dangerous and does not recommend football or baseball as alternatives for most persons.
“Cuber’s Thumb”, a swelling of the thumb resulting from prolonged manipulation of the Rubik cube, has also received medical recognition.
Gamblers and those who assist them are always showing signs of occupational and recreational-caused disintegration. A podiatrist reports that foot problems among workers and gamblers at Atlantic City casinos (he notes that the same is true in Reno and in Las Vegas) are reaching “epidemic proportions.” The expert in this field of medicine and health is Dr. Leonard Hymes of Pleasantville, New Jersey.
According to the doctor, this foot condition, known as “casino feet”, is now, recog
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