These days, it might be more commonplace to work from home. And if that's you, then why not be comfortable while at your makeshift work station? Whether you like to stand or sit while working, it's ...

Desks that let you sit down or stand up to work may be a trendy piece of office furniture, but the health benefits of these desks are largely unproven, a new Cochrane Review study suggests. The ...

Sitting is the new smoking, we're told, and suddenly sit-stand desks are everywhere. But do we know just how healthy they are and the best ways to use them? Science is just now catching up to the ...

Editor’s note: The following sponsored content was provided by Steinhafels. There are some home office desks on the market that give new meaning to having a "desk job." This month, we’re taking a ...

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For the past five years, U.S. employers and workers have been learning of the health benefits associated with sit-stand desks. While their popularity has surged recently, the technology has actually ...

You can even give it voice commands like it’s your personal assistant–as long as you don’t mind if your coworkers think you’re crazy. Walk into work in the morning, and the new Autonomous Desk pops up ...

To sit or stand? It’s the great debate of modern office drones. A new, yearlong study about the ergonomics of work suggests you might want to do both. In the study, people report feeling physically ...

(Reuters Health) - Workers who use sit-stand desks may reduce the amount of time they spend in a chair by more than an hour a day, according to a review of research on the best ways to curb sedentary ...

PITTSBURGH (March 12, 2018) ... Have a seat. No, wait! Stand. With researchers suggesting that "sitting is the new smoking," sit-stand desks (SSD) have become a common tool to quell sedentary behavior ...

MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) --Warning: White-collar work could be hazardous to your health. Actually, sitting at your desk is the problem. The American Cancer Society says inactive women who sit for six-plus ...