**X 100**

*No, I don't have a separate room for teleworking*

*Yes, I have a separate room for teleworking*

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*Teleworkers' response rates to occupational health indices via the spatial distribution of housing during the health crisis (%).*

Conclusions The teleworking environment has an effect on occupational health, suggesting that workspace designs for teleworkers should be considered, not only for future social restrictions, but also for the telework of tomorrow.
