Job Stress and Stroke and Coronary Heart Disease
Job Stress and Stroke and Coronary Heart Disease
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工作压力与中风和冠心病
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发表时间:
2004
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通讯作者:
F. Kobayashi
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作者:
F. Kobayashi
Repetitive or long-lasting effects of work stressors cause a type of exhaustion referred to as "accumulated fatigue," that may eventually cause ische- mic heart disease or stroke. Among the various work stressors to which people may be exposed, long work hours combined with lack of sleep is a major risk factor in our society. Irregular work hours, shift work, frequent work-related trips, working in a cold or noisy environment, and jet lag are also potent risk factors for workers. In addition, the chronic effects of psychological job strain, which can be concep- tualized by the job demand-control-support model, are related to cardiovascular disease. In this model, high job demand and low work control accompanied by low social support at work are the most harmful to health. However, the biomedical mechanisms connecting psychological job strain to cardiovascular disease remain to be fully clarified.
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6.3
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JOHNSON, JV;HALL, EM;THEORELL, T
通讯作者:
THEORELL, T