Prolonged standing can cause circulation issues like varicose veins and doesn't offset the risks of a sedentary lifestyle.

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.

Using adjustable desks or sit-stand workstations can encourage frequent changes in posture, promoting better health. Incorporating gentle exercises like walking, stretching, or light yoga can also help combat the effects of inactivity. "The data used in the study was not explicitly collected on standing desk usage," the researchers clarified.

A new study suggests that standing for over two hours a day doesn't reduce cardiovascular risks and could increase the risk of blood-flow problems.

Looks like standing desks may not be so healthy after all according to study from highly reputable universities. What are the dangers to look out for?

Researchers have found that, over the long-term, standing more compared to sitting does not improve cardiovascular health - and could increase the risk of circulatory issues