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Press clippings
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Publication |
Location |
Article |
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3rd Aug 2006 |
The Independent |
UK |
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| "Desk Doctor is the first program to include an assessment, using orthopedic tests. For the first time, a program can tell you what is going wrong and how to fix it." | |||
Nov 2006 |
Times of Malta |
Malta |
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| "The Desk Doctor team has achieved this by building into the system the tried and tested tools that doctors use in their examination rooms" | |||
1st May 2007 |
MaximumNews |
Web |
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| "I’ve been handicapped for near half of my life now, so I have tried everything to improve my computing experience. Ergonomic keyboards and mice, speech recognition, etc. But there is nothing that I can recall seeing like this piece of software: Desk Doctor from Einspine." | |||
May 2007 |
MacCompanion |
Web |
Desk Doctor 1.1.9 – Desktop Computing Exercise program that reduce RSI |
| "When you have your health, you have everything. When you don’t, you cannot get work done and life can just be a pain. By using this app either on a Mac or other computers, the practice of preventive medicine can go a long way in improving your computing quality of life." |
Desk Doctor is new software that identifies Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) and targets it accurately with a personal treatment plan. First the program guides you through on-screen medical tests. Then Desk Doctor uses its built-in reasoning to compile the optimum video-guided exercise program to reverse problems and keep you healthy. More on Desk Doctor. Download the 14-day trial now
