At a series of physician lectures on our modern work environments, I learned why all the physicians who presented there had thrown away their office chairs and replaced them with working treadmills: Continuous body motion, including fidgeting, is a healthy [everydayhealth.com]

Concern was so great the physicians were moved to “launch campaigns to reform women’s dress and to enact statutes requiring employers to provide seats for their female employees so they would not be compelled to stand” all day ( 2 ). [hazards.org]

According to the data, workers who spend more than six hours a day standing or walking at work have a 45 per cent higher risk of undergoing lateral inguinal hernia repair than those who walk or stand fewer than four hours a day. [ohsrep.org.au]

Dentists and Surgeons : Both professions require prolonged standing, stooping, bending, and awkward body positioning. [spineuniverse.com]

Occupation an lumbar disc prolapse [Erhverv og diskusprolaps i lænden]. Ugeskr Laeger 1995 ; 157 : 1519 –23. Soll-Johanning H, Hannerz H, Tüchsen F. Referral bias in hospital register studies of geographical and industrial differences in health. [oem.bmj.com]

The plan was withdrawn within days thanks to union pressure and the efforts of the local PCS safety rep, who presented evidence of the health risks associated with constant standing. The problem is one that is commonplace in the leisure industries. [hazards.org]

The program last 20 minutes, and the power of the electric impulse is adjustable (32 levels of intensity). [talika.com]