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Study highlights mental health risks of desk work, urges workers to take movement breaks

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A global study commissioned by ASICS has revealed that extended periods of desk work significantly impact mental health, with just two hours of continuous work contributing to a decline in well-being. The study shows stress levels rise sharply after four hours of sitting, but a short burst of physic...

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