<ul><li>A 25-year projection reveals concerning health impacts of remote work through the model "Susan" by DirectApply.</li><li>Susan illustrates potential issues like bad eyesight, inflamed eyes, poor posture, weight gain, and isolation-induced stress. Insufficient physical activity results in 'repetitive typing strain' and 'tech neck,' while a lack of sunlight contributes to wrinkled skin and thinning hair.</li><li>Experts advocate maintaining routines, nurturing virtual relationships, and prioritizing outdoor exercise.</li><li>Despite potential pitfalls, proactive self-care offers a solution, enabling remote workers to foster a balanced and healthy work-life blend without the traditional commute.</li></ul>

The dark side of remote work: AI model predicts health challenges after 25 years

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