Overwork increases the risk of stroke

To discover the dangerous link between work and brain stroke is a study by Angers University at the French National Institute of Health and Medical Research, which showed that if you work more than ten hours each day, you do much harm to the organism, even leading to strokes.

Researchers researched 143,592 people between the ages of 18 and 69 by linking between age, sex, smoking, and working hours. The cases of strokes were 0.9% (1.224), while 29.6% (42.542) of the students had spent more than ten daily work for more than fifty days a year, 10.1% ( 14,481) had worked long hours for more than ten years. Crossed analysis of this data has shown how overwork has increased risk of stroke.

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In particular, those who work more than ten hours a day for more than fifty days a year have the opportunity to have a stroke of about 29% more, a percentage that rises to about 45% when working hard for ten years or more. As noted by Professor Alexis Descatha, who conducted the study, the advice is to try to work more effectively by performing your internal duties - in less than ten hours. The advice Professor Decatha will also try to impose on herself.