Excessive hours of work Women are exposed to diabetes

Work Increases 45 Hours Per Week Due to Risk of Type 2 Diabetes in Women , and on the other hand protects men against disease

The Canadian study of 7065 workers aged 35 to 74 over 12 years is the first to study the effect of working hours on the risk of diabetes with the participation of a large number of both sexes, according to Daily Mail.

Study participants' data taking into account other factors, including age, gender, race, social status and other information. About work and its nature and of his lifestyle, according to "Russia Today"

Type II diabetes was developed over 12 years in 10% of participants, and although men, obese and elderly are among the groups Most diagnosed, women who worked 45 hours or more a week were 63% more likely to develop type 2 diabetes. Compared to those who work 35 to 40 hours a week.

Dr. Mahi Gilbert-Omit, a researcher, said: The next step will be to examine the impact of long hours of work, as well as domestic work, on the pressures on women to drink, smoke and smoke. and overfeed more than men.