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'Pray with me.' The final 24 hours in the life of a deputy U.S. Marshal
A bullet struck Josie Wells in the neck, just below the helmet and just above his bullet-resistant vest.
How Long Hours Lead to Work Injuries
The number one concern that is associated with working long hours is fatigue. Very few workers enjoy working long hours or overtime, and even fewer companies want to pay their employees the extra money. In addition, research indicates that there is a negative effect of working long, extended hours,
5 Ways to Pray Toward Caring Well for the Abused
"Caring well for the abused is too important for us to try to carry on our own."
Long Work Hours May Increase Risk of Stroke
Stroke is a brain injury caused by an interruption in blood flow. It is a leading cause of death in the US, and can also cause disability, decreased quality of life, and increased healthcare expenses. There are many lifestyle factors that affect you risk
What you need to know about life-threatening heat
By Dr. Allen Mask, WRAL Health Team physician Raleigh, N.C. — Extreme heat can be life-threatening for people who spend a prolonged amount of time outdoors. According to WRAL’s Dr. Allen Mask, it’s important to understand the health risks and how to avoid them. Most people know that heat strokes can be dangerous — the …
Working Long Hours Increases Your Risk of Stroke, Study Says
Next time you get the nagging feeling that the stress of your job is killing you you really should l...
Don't take a seat: Panel says you should stand for 2 hours
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Long work hours can increase stroke and heart attack risk
A study reveals why workaholics may want to consider cutting back their office time.
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Working Longer Hours Increases Stroke and Heart Disease
People who work 55 hours/week are more likely to have a stroke or develop coronary heart disease, compared to those with 40 hour work weeks.
