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Standing Desks Reduced Office Workers’ Sitting Time

Anita J Slomski

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Abstract

Office-based workers typically spend 73% of their workday and 66% of their waking day sitting. In a recent trial workers who used a standing desk cut the amount of time they spent sitting by an hour per day.

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Office-based workers typically spend 73% of their workday and 66% of their waking day sitting. In a recent trial workers who used a standing desk cut the amount of time they spent sitting by an hour per day.

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Office-based workers typically spend 73% of their workday and 66% of their waking day sitting. In a recent trial workers who used a standing desk cut the amount of time they spent sitting by an hour per day.

Key concepts: Sitting, Medicine, Desk, Office workers, Sedentary behavior, Physical therapy, Operations management, Physical activity

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