A new study suggests women who are stressed out rather than other women, a heart attack at work or to have other forms of heart disease.
The findings at a meeting of the American Heart Association in Chicago, Nov.15 presented were based on data from 17,415 otherwise healthy women the middle age with the in the women's health study, sponsored by the national heart, lung and blood attended Institute.
The researchers found that a 40 percent increase in cardiovascular disease on all and one facing women load reported high job 88 percent at risk for heart attacks alone.("Burden" has been defined as demanding work with little power or ability to use the creativity and abilities).
Women concerned experienced an increase in heart disease about to lose a job, but you were more than women with high job security to be overweight or risk factors for heart disease have high blood pressure or high cholesterol.
Previous research on chronic job stress and heart disease in women had mixed results, although studies of predominantly male subjects have found a clear mapping between the two senior study author, Dr. Michelle A. said Albert, a cardiologist at the Brigham and women's Hospital in Boston and associate professor at Harvard Medical School.
"Cant get rid of stress, but can manage" said
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