We rely on our hands constantly, often without giving them a second thought. From the moment we wake up to the time we fall asleep, our hands are in near-continuous motion. We type on keyboards, hold smartphones, grip steering wheels, open doors, prepare meals, carry groceries, and perform countless small actions that keep daily life moving forward. Even during moments of rest, our hands are rarely completely still. Over time, this repeated use places subtle but persistent demands on the…
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