Sedetarism an emergency Public Health trouble and the need to incluide it as a work risk in México
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sedentarism, work risk, Ley Federal del Trabajo, health dammage, behaviorAbstract
The sedentary lifestyle is a risk behavior for the acquisition of chronic diseases and others such as musculoskeletal and venal thrombosis in the legs, the first high impact on the economy of a country and have become a Public Health problem, ie , that any activity or behavior that contributes to the appearance of these diseases should be treated as a potential risk to health; On the other hand, work and work activities, as a result of their evolution, have made work every day become more sedentary and therefore the risk of developing the aforementioned diseases. Currently, Mexico has a regulatory framework to protect workers from the potential risk and damage to health that can result from the different circumstances they face in work environments or derived from the activities to be developed, the Federal Law of the Work contemplates these events and frames them in their legal basis, that is why this article aims to generate a background for sedentarism to be considered a work risk.
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