We have seen posture trackers that attach to our backs and waists, but if we were to look to any part of our body to keep tabs on our sitting habits, it would be our backsides that know best, right?

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A physical therapist says these are the hidden signs your posture impacts your walking shoes, and how to fix them.

Growing awareness of posture-related discomfort has pushed ergonomic apparel into the mainstream wellness conversation. Long hours of seated work, increased screen time, and reduced daily movement ...

Fitness trackers typically monitor people as they move around and exercise, but many of us spend hours at a time sat at our desks, leaving these trackers a little redundant. But now, a designer has ...

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