Dr. Barry Dworkin

Marketing extols the virtues of standing desks using low quality studies to support its health benefits. If you like them use them because of personal preference.

Health Headlines Commentary for October 5, 2018

Source:

Standing desk recommendations based on weak science

Reference:

Workplace interventions for reducing sitting at work

 

An example of the false advertising of health benefits

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