Working In An Office Is Hazardous To Your Health
SAN ANSELMO, CA - FEBRUARY 20:Andy Kurtzig, CEO of JustAnswer, who has about 270 employees based in Ukraine, works at his desk at home on Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2022 in San Anselmo, California. (Gabrielle Lurie/San Francisco Chronicle via Getty Images)
A new study by Stockholm University reveals that returning to an office instead of working from home could be hazardous to your health. Researchers studied 13,000 people before concluding, “A lengthy commute to work is associated with being less physically active, being overweight, and having sleep problems.We also found that when a person’s workplace was located near a bar, they were more likely to have harmful drinking habits. We found that commutes of more than [about two miles] increased the likelihood of being physically inactive and overweight, and of having poor sleep. People who worked more than 40 hours and commuted more than five hours each week were more likely to be physically inactive and experience sleep problems, compared with times when they only commuted one-to-five hours a week.”
Maryann Morgan
Meet Maryann, who has been chasing magic since the early 90s. Back then, she hosted a love and dedication show at nights on Magic. Talk about romantic vibes! Since then, she traded her evening slot for mornings. When she’s not talking to you on the air, she’s living the glamorous life of a chicken, duck, pigeon, and German Short-Haired Pointer mom. Since Joel can never follow what she says, there is an entire feature called " What are you Talking About" at 9:10. Running is her secret to staying out of trouble – or at least staying ahead of the extra pounds. She has a husband named Matt, and a son named Zack, who she says makes her world a little adventure.