00:00Remote work has been getting all of the buzz lately, ever since employers had to make some
00:04adjustments during the pandemic. Now some health experts worry about the health toll remote work
00:10might have on people. The Hill reports that a more sedentary lifestyle can lead to blood clots
00:15and long-term health issues. Studies show that remote workers are physically less active than
00:20their office-going counterparts. The site also knows that working from home can lead to excess
00:25screen time, which can worsen eyesight and even cause migraines. Remote work could also lead to
00:31worsening mental health, according to HR Morning. Experts cite a study that shows 67% of remote
00:37workers reported higher stress. According to Pew Research Center data, 22 million Americans were
00:44still working fully remotely as of March 2023.
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