Office workers at risk from 'e-thrombosis'

Office workers are at risk of being struck down by deep vein thrombosis (DVT) if they sit at their computer screens for long periods without a break, health experts have warned.

The warning came, as it emerged that a computer programmer from Bristol almost died after eight-hours spent in front of his computer in what is believed to be one of the first cases in the UK of a growing phenomenon dubbed e-thrombosis. This is a type of DVT, and is the same condition known to affect airline passen... (298 more words)

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