Stressful Jobs May Raise Women's Heart Attack Risk, Study Finds

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Being mentally stressed and depressed could impact heart health in women far more as compared to men. Depression has two folds greater commonness in females as compared to males and it augments heart disease risk by 2-3 folds in comparison to women not under depression.
http://www.womenhealthcenter.net/womens-heart-disease.html

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ddddd of AK 7:13AM November 15, 2010

My mother had her first heart attack at age 54 after putting up with a new boss who would do things like coming in at 4:45 with work he wanted done the next morning. He'd praise her work skills, saying "I know you can do it." She had put in for a transfer but it didn't come through in time. Fortunately she survived and succeeded in getting a disability settlement, but she might have lived longer if she hadn't have had that first one.

Donna Hughs of CA 4:39AM November 15, 2010