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"Cellphone texting injuries rising, therapist says"
posted:2/6/2012
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Cellphone texting is an increasingly popular method for communicating, but it is also causing a growing number of injuries.
Carl Tricky, a massage therapist in Saint John, said he has a growing list of clients who have been injured by their phones.
"What we're talking about is a
"It interferes with their ability to do a lot of things because we use our hands a lot during the day."
—CBC News, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Jan. 3, 2012
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