Which is more harmful to cervical spine, watching mobile phone or playing computer?

Too many computers, dizziness and nausea, and I have cervical spondylosis again. ""This is a work-related injury ... "A joke in my life may come true. During the two sessions, Rebecca, a representative of the National People's Congress, suggested that "cervical spondylosis caused by occupational factors" should be included in the category of occupational diseases, which triggered a heated discussion among netizens.

Qiu Feng is the product director of an Internet company in Huizhou, mainly responsible for the research and development of educational products. During the epidemic, his workload increased because the school could not start classes normally and switched to online teaching.

Qiu Feng, product director of an Internet company: Because the demand for online learning of epidemic situation has increased sharply, we also added the module of "online epidemic prevention learning for primary and secondary school students" in the early stage. Because the staff didn't arrive at that time, most people also worked at home or worked overtime, and our cervical vertebrae and eyes would feel uncomfortable.

Like Qiu Feng, Xiao Li, who is in charge of administrative work, usually needs to work in front of the computer for a long time. She has just joined the work, and there are many problems in cervical vertebrae and lumbar vertebrae. So I heard that Rebecca, a representative of the National People's Congress, suggested that "cervical spondylosis caused by occupational factors" should be included in the category of occupational diseases, and she expressed great support.

Li, an Internet practitioner: Basically, the working hours of first-tier Internet companies are 996 hours. As an office worker, I think this is still a good welfare policy.

1957, China promulgated the Occupational Diseases Ordinance for the first time. After many revisions, up to now, China's occupational diseases are classified into 10 * *132, and patients with occupational diseases can enjoy work-related injury insurance benefits. Insurance items include medical expenses, food subsidies during hospitalization, wages during paid downtime, and one-time disability subsidies.

Some citizens think that diseases such as cervical spondylosis and scapulohumeral periarthritis are related to occupation, but bad habits in personal life, such as improper sitting posture and long-term use of mobile phones, may also lead to cervical spondylosis. If it is included in the category of occupational diseases, it will increase the labor cost of enterprises, and it is difficult to identify it.

Li, an Internet practitioner: Like some ordinary enterprises, it may be a little difficult to fully implement the regulations in this area.

Xu Xiwei, general manager of an Internet company: I think it is a basic guarantee for enterprises to include this cervical spondylosis in the category of work-related injuries. At the same time, I also think that how to define this kind of industrial injury more reasonably and then protect the legitimate rights and interests of both parties is a problem that should be further explored and studied.

As an enterprise manager, Xu Xiwei believes that the problem of "difficult appraisal" should be solved first, and at the same time, the labor cost of the enterprise should be considered to protect the legitimate rights and interests of both enterprises and employees.