Tired of sitting at that desk all day long? Turns out it’s not good for your health, either, according to a new study published in JAMA Network Open. People who predominantly sit at work have a ...

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Sitting down all day with no physical activity can increase a person’s risk of developing ... Office workers, for example, may sit at a desk for hours at a time. Common pastimes, such as reading ...

FOR CHARLES STOCKING, long hours at the desk ... people underestimate that,” he says. “And the amount that has to be done on a daily basis—people underestimate that. When we sit all day ...

He stopped trying to do anything, and just sat at his desk,” says Joshi. Finally, the manager quit. This is a classic case of ‘window-sitting’, when a person is just left to themselves at a ...

Do you feel creaky, achy and stiff by the end of the workday? Sitting most of the day is detrimental to your health, but other work-related factors can compromise your well-being, too. Working at ...

But it’s likely that there’s one aspect of the job you’re not ready for: the marathon of sitting at your desk all day ... hips and ankles — most people jut their neck forward without ...

Sitting too much has been linked with numerous health concerns including heart disease, diabetes, cancer, and early death. Smart watches and treadmill desks have helped get people walking more.

A pleasing new study suggests that standing for long stretches of time is basically as bad for a person’s health as sitting. That, as The Washington Post points out, could make standing desks ...

Prolonged periods of sitting, common in desk-bound jobs, have been linked to various health issues, including obesity, cardiovascular diseases, and musculoskeletal problems. Incorporating simple ...

If you’ve ever worked in an office or had a desk job, you know the toll it takes ... “If those muscles become shortened or inflamed from prolonged sitting, it can cause pain and discomfort.” ...