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"Busy Bragging" Is A Toxic Work Trait, It Makes You Look Incompetent: Study
At the workplace, where deadlines are tight and expectations high, stress is inevitable Yet, for some, stress is just a byproduct of their professional life - a badge of honour.
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Can Being Angry At Work Make You More Productive? This Study Says Yes
A new study has revealed that anger could actually be a powerful motivator for being productive and achieving our goals.
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Mental Health: Dealing With Work Stress? Try These Tips To Manage Prolonged Stress
Continue reading as we provide simple advice for reducing your stress at work.
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Stress At Work? Follow These 7 Tips To Relax Yourself Mentally & Physically While At Work
Work Stress: In this article, we list tips that can help you lower your work stress and improve your physical and mental health.
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Working For Long Stretches Without Break Can Lead To Burnout: Study
A new study has emphasised the importance of short breaks during the day. The research was conducted by Microsoft's Human Factors Lab.
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COVID-19 Vaccine Should Work Against Severe Disease, Says AstraZeneca CEO
AstraZeneca's Chief Executive said on Tuesday that the results of a study showing its COVID-19 vaccine had little effect against mild disease were concerning but stressed that it should work against severe forms.
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94% Middle School Teachers Suffer High Stress Levels: US Study
The study, which expands on work that looks at stress among elementary school teachers, provides additional evidence that teacher-stress might lead to negative outcomes for the students.
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Beat Workplace Stress With Desk Plants, Says Study
The objective of this study was to verify the stress-reducing effect of gazing intentionally at a plant in a real office setting when a worker felt fatigue during office hours.
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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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Suffering From Hypertension? Don't Take Work Stress Lightly: Eat These Foods To Beat Stress
According to a recent study, published in the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology, it was found that impaired sleep and work stress are linked to a threefold higher risk of cardiovascular death in employees with hypertension
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Just 16-Minute Sleep Loss Daily Can Hamper Your Job
Findings from this study provide empirical evidence for why workplaces need to make more efforts to promote their employees' sleep: Soomi Lee, lead author of the study.
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Mentally Draining Work Linked To Higher Diabetes Risk In Women
The study suggests that employers and women should be more aware of the potential health risks associated with mentally tiring work.
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Night Shifts Can Raise Risk Of Early Menopause: Study
An early menopause could also come from the stress of working late at night, as stress hormones are believed to disrupt sex hormones like oestrogen. Read here to know more.
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Leading A Stressful Life? Ayurveda Expert Tells Us How To Overcome It
Several studies suggest that there has been a marked increase in stress levels among millennials owing to various factors involving increased competition at the work place, unstable relationships and sedentary/unhealthy lifestyle, among others.
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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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"Busy Bragging" Is A Toxic Work Trait, It Makes You Look Incompetent: Study
At the workplace, where deadlines are tight and expectations high, stress is inevitable Yet, for some, stress is just a byproduct of their professional life - a badge of honour.
-
Can Being Angry At Work Make You More Productive? This Study Says Yes
A new study has revealed that anger could actually be a powerful motivator for being productive and achieving our goals.
-
Mental Health: Dealing With Work Stress? Try These Tips To Manage Prolonged Stress
Continue reading as we provide simple advice for reducing your stress at work.
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Stress At Work? Follow These 7 Tips To Relax Yourself Mentally & Physically While At Work
Work Stress: In this article, we list tips that can help you lower your work stress and improve your physical and mental health.
-
Working For Long Stretches Without Break Can Lead To Burnout: Study
A new study has emphasised the importance of short breaks during the day. The research was conducted by Microsoft's Human Factors Lab.
-
COVID-19 Vaccine Should Work Against Severe Disease, Says AstraZeneca CEO
AstraZeneca's Chief Executive said on Tuesday that the results of a study showing its COVID-19 vaccine had little effect against mild disease were concerning but stressed that it should work against severe forms.
-
94% Middle School Teachers Suffer High Stress Levels: US Study
The study, which expands on work that looks at stress among elementary school teachers, provides additional evidence that teacher-stress might lead to negative outcomes for the students.
-
Beat Workplace Stress With Desk Plants, Says Study
The objective of this study was to verify the stress-reducing effect of gazing intentionally at a plant in a real office setting when a worker felt fatigue during office hours.
-
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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Suffering From Hypertension? Don't Take Work Stress Lightly: Eat These Foods To Beat Stress
According to a recent study, published in the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology, it was found that impaired sleep and work stress are linked to a threefold higher risk of cardiovascular death in employees with hypertension
-
Just 16-Minute Sleep Loss Daily Can Hamper Your Job
Findings from this study provide empirical evidence for why workplaces need to make more efforts to promote their employees' sleep: Soomi Lee, lead author of the study.
-
Mentally Draining Work Linked To Higher Diabetes Risk In Women
The study suggests that employers and women should be more aware of the potential health risks associated with mentally tiring work.
-
Night Shifts Can Raise Risk Of Early Menopause: Study
An early menopause could also come from the stress of working late at night, as stress hormones are believed to disrupt sex hormones like oestrogen. Read here to know more.
-
Leading A Stressful Life? Ayurveda Expert Tells Us How To Overcome It
Several studies suggest that there has been a marked increase in stress levels among millennials owing to various factors involving increased competition at the work place, unstable relationships and sedentary/unhealthy lifestyle, among others.
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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.
