September 24th, 2012
Stress and Coronary Heart Disease: What Role Does Gender Play?
Xiao Xu, PhD
Xiao Xu examines the unique stressors – both at home and at work – that women and men may face.
September 13th, 2012
Meta-Analysis Links Stress at Work and Heart Disease
Larry Husten, PHD
A new study in the Lancet provides the best evidence yet that work-related stress and, in particular, job strain — “the combination of high job demands and low control at work” — plays a small but important role in causing heart disease. In order to address the limitations of previous studies on this topic, including […]
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