*  The RSI-UK Website (http://www.rsi-uk.org.uk)

        RSI from a UK perspective.  UK resources, recovery techniques,
        articles on various aspects, how to set up a workstation,
        related links, etc.  You can subscribe to the mailing list
        from the webpage.

     *  The Typing-Injury FAQ (http://www.tifaq.org)

        Information on just about every imaginable aspect of RSI.
        Pointers to other sites around the world, product reviews,
        suppliers, software to download, and much other valuable
        information.  The TIFAQ is based in the US and is maintained
        by Scott Wright.


	various voice-recognition packages.  Some RSI sufferers find
	to the mailing list is a good way to learn about what is
	available.  You can subscribe from the web page.

     *  Victoria Pain Clinic (http://www.vicpain.com/paingen.htm)

        A website about chronic pain and ways of coping with it.

Both RSI-UK and the TIFAQ include links to many other RSI-related
websites.  Bear in mind, though, that much of the information will
be duplicated from site to site, and clicking can be painful.  A
targeted search (e.g., for information about trigger points) is
likely to be more productive than random surfing.

There is no site which has the definitive answer to RSI.