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Long Hours, No Rest: Why Young Professionals Are Facing Early Hypertension
Once known to be an ailment associated with the elderly, hypertension has become a major problem for the youth who have been driven into its clutches by the fast-paced corporate culture.
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Sleep: How Less Than 7 Hours Of Sleep Worsens Your Health
When the reset is shortened every night, those systems begin to misfire and the effects add up.
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Russia to Add Regulations on Crypto Investing, to Safeguard ‘Non-Professional’ Investors
In a bid to protect investors from the market risks related to decentralised and unregulated cryptocurrencies, the Russian government is working on a law. As of now it remains unclear by when would the law be enacted.
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Do You Work Long Hours? Study Says It May Put You At Risk Of High Blood Pressure!
Long working hours and high blood pressure: The findings of the study were true for both men and women staffers and accounted for variables such as job strain, age, sex, education level, occupation, smoking status, body mass index (BMI) and other health factors.
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Weight Loss: Get Rid Of Belly Fat With Protein-Rich Foods; Here's How It Works
Belly fat can affect your health in many ways. Adding protein-rich foods to your diet can help you lose weight and burn belly fat. Here is the relation between belly fat and protein. Also, know the best protein-rich foods which can help you reduce belly fat.
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Meditation Can Boost Emotional Intelligence, Cut Stress At Workplace: Study
The study found that those who meditated more regularly scored higher on total emotional quotient and had lower perceived stress, also known as psychological stress.
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Shift Work Could Lead To More Severe Strokes
Punching in for graveyard or rotating shifts can disrupt the body clock and put you at increased risk of severe ischemic strokes, which occur when blood flow is cut off to part of the brain, warns a study.
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Work stress linked to depression
People suffering from stress related to work are at an increased risk of depression.
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Noise levels related to heart attack risk
Living or working in noisy surroundings might increase a person's risk of suffering a heart attack
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Long hours of work, insufficient sleep, and risk of heart attack
Overtime work and insufficient sleep may be related to increased risk of heart attack. It would be desirable to limit work to 40 hours or less a week, and to ensure that people who do work long hours get enough sleep.
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Long Hours, No Rest: Why Young Professionals Are Facing Early Hypertension
Once known to be an ailment associated with the elderly, hypertension has become a major problem for the youth who have been driven into its clutches by the fast-paced corporate culture.
-
Sleep: How Less Than 7 Hours Of Sleep Worsens Your Health
When the reset is shortened every night, those systems begin to misfire and the effects add up.
-
Russia to Add Regulations on Crypto Investing, to Safeguard ‘Non-Professional’ Investors
In a bid to protect investors from the market risks related to decentralised and unregulated cryptocurrencies, the Russian government is working on a law. As of now it remains unclear by when would the law be enacted.
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Do You Work Long Hours? Study Says It May Put You At Risk Of High Blood Pressure!
Long working hours and high blood pressure: The findings of the study were true for both men and women staffers and accounted for variables such as job strain, age, sex, education level, occupation, smoking status, body mass index (BMI) and other health factors.
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Weight Loss: Get Rid Of Belly Fat With Protein-Rich Foods; Here's How It Works
Belly fat can affect your health in many ways. Adding protein-rich foods to your diet can help you lose weight and burn belly fat. Here is the relation between belly fat and protein. Also, know the best protein-rich foods which can help you reduce belly fat.
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Meditation Can Boost Emotional Intelligence, Cut Stress At Workplace: Study
The study found that those who meditated more regularly scored higher on total emotional quotient and had lower perceived stress, also known as psychological stress.
-
Shift Work Could Lead To More Severe Strokes
Punching in for graveyard or rotating shifts can disrupt the body clock and put you at increased risk of severe ischemic strokes, which occur when blood flow is cut off to part of the brain, warns a study.
-
Work stress linked to depression
People suffering from stress related to work are at an increased risk of depression.
-
Noise levels related to heart attack risk
Living or working in noisy surroundings might increase a person's risk of suffering a heart attack
-
Long hours of work, insufficient sleep, and risk of heart attack
Overtime work and insufficient sleep may be related to increased risk of heart attack. It would be desirable to limit work to 40 hours or less a week, and to ensure that people who do work long hours get enough sleep.
