Research reveals his warning of the girl's extra work

Talking about the girl's work overtime for her role in doubling the chances of getting type II diabetes.

The study indicates that girls who work 45 hours or more a week have a higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes compared to women whose work hours are 35 to 40 hours per week. Long hours of work and increased problems of type II diabetes in women. "It's important to understand that the work environment plays a growing role in the risk of type 2 diabetes," said Peter Smith, professor of diabetes and endocrinology at the medical school. from New York University.

"If we look at time away from work, girls have more burdens and responsibilities at work and at home because of their responsibilities and long hours of work, leaving them no extra time to work. "Take care of themselves or engage in recreational activities."

It is estimated that type 2 diabetes will increase by 2030, indicating that 439 million people in the world will live the disease, a 50% increase over 2010.

The current study has included more than 7,000 people working in Ontario, Ottawa.

The study found no statistically significant association between youth work hours and the development of type 2 diabetes. In girls, however, work was associated with 45 hours or more. with an increase of at least 50% in diabetes ".

The authors of the study that long hours can lead to the disruption of hormones and insulin resistance that can contribute to the development of diabetes.