Are you using the ergonomically correct mouse for your hand? Don't settle for the low-end mouse that came bundled with your computer. Mice come into different sizes and styles, and using the right device for your hand can lessen the risk of repetitive stress injuries like carpal tunnel syndrome. Test drive a number of different models and you'll notice that some feel "natural" in your hand, while others feel awkward. HealthyComputing has a Buyer's Guide to Mice and Pointing Devices with pointers (no pun intended!) about size and contour, features, and alternatives to consider when choosing the best mouse for you. They even have information about children's computer ergonomics at their HealthyComputing.com's Kids Site.
