“Standing desks may be bad for your health, study suggests,” “Experts issue a health warning to anyone who uses a standing desk,” and “Why standing desks could be bad for your health” have all crossed my timeline this morning. So what on earth is going on? And is it time to ditch your standing desk?

Standing desk devotees may want to sit down for this news. A new study finds that over the long term, standing doesn’t improve cardiovascular health compared to sitting and could actually increase the risk of circulatory issues,

A study led by the University of Sydney involving over 80,000 UK adults disputes the claimed benefits of standing instead of sitting, including reducing the of

A new study by Australian researchers might have you thinking twice about buying a standing desk. Here is what they suggest instead.

The modern workplace has evolved in many ways over the years, with technology enabling more flexibility and productivity. However, one thing has remained consistent: many office workers spend the majority of their day sitting at their desks.

A new study has found that people who stand or sit for long periods should schedule regular movement throughout the day and that standing does not reduce the risk of diseases such as stroke and heart

Standing more often, despite its popularity, does not boost cardiovascular health and may raise the risk of circulatory problems, according to a study from the. It suggests that regular movement and exercise are more beneficial for reducing heart disease risk,

Standing desks do not compensate for being inactive and may increase the risk of developing conditions such as swollen veins and blood clots in the legs, scientists have warned